Re: Goodbye to APS, and Question About CD-Rs.

"dj_nme" <dj_nme@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Rudy Benner wrote:
> > Is there any difference between data or music CD-rs? I don't think
there
is.
> >
>
> There is a difference between blank CDs sold labelled as music as
> opposed to data CDs.
> Blank "music" CDs work in stand-alone CD recorders, like the stereo
> systems that have recorders and cannot use standard data CD blanks.
> I believe that there must some sort of label or tag pre-burnt into the
> boot(?) sector of the music CD blank that the recorder can recognise.
>
> The "music" labelled disks are more expensive and so I've never bothered
> trying them in my computer to burn data onto.

They should work just as well as non-music CD-R.

I've backed up photos onto HP CD-R Music discs on four different occasions
and I used Ahead Nero 5 to create the discs. No errors were re****ted
during
the data CD write process, and the photos on the disc were subsequently
read
without error.

Other CD-R Music media may work just as well... HP Music CD-R is just the
media I had available to me at the time.

Other programs such as Adaptec/Roxio Easy CD Creator may work just as
well... Nero 5 is just the software that was included when I purchased my
CD-R drive.
-- 
Signed,
Daniel W. Rouse Jr.