on 7/8/01 9:21 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> One caveat: a lot of older CD-ROMs may have problems reading CD-R discs.
> Anything 4x or faster will probably work just fine, however. For best
> compatibility, get an Apple-branded unit.
Personally, I have never experienced this. I burned a CD at 12x or 16x, and
even an old Apple 300e (caddy load 2x) read it fine. Misc old PC CDROM
drives worked also. It must depend on the quality of the burner and/or
media. (Or I'm just lucky)
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