From: Mark Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> recently purchased a Pioneer Home Audio CD Recorder (like the Phillips
> product). I thought I was getting ahead in this process, but found that
one
> must purchase the "special" CD-ROMs at an inflated price to work in these
units.
> I found an article on the internet that says standard recordable disks can
be
> used, but there is a process that must be followed.... and the question I
have
> is...
I am probably wrong (and plenty fellow md-l members will tell me so),
but I was under the impression that the "Audio" recordable CDs have a
special area recorded to mark them as usable on home consumer hifi
equipment, and computer CD-R or CD-RW discs lack this information
causing the hifi CD recorder to reject it.
I can't help but ask why you felt the need to record audio CDs if you're
already into MD as your being part of this list suggests?
Cheers,
PrinceGaz -> MD for music, CD for data, my brain for... well, lets not talk
about that at this time of the day (4am)
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