[78-L] CD-RW
simmonssomer
simmonssomer at comcast.net
Wed May 5 17:05:08 PDT 2010
I don't know anybody who archives on them.. They are useful in case you goof
up a transfer. Late start, locked groove, arm skid etc. You just erase,
start over again., finish the transfer, finalize and then transfer to CD-R
or any other medium you choose. That's what they're for. Not for archiving.
Al S.
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> Use for what? They are not as stable as write once discs. Must be
> protected from light. Good for moving around or temp use, like a test
> burn. I wouldn't archive to RW.
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> joe salerno
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> David Lennick wrote:
>> Anyone ever used TDK CD-RW discs? My local bargoon store had a box of ten
>> for $10. These are 1-4x so they'd be fine on my stand-alone..I never
>> tried rewritable discs because any I found were always 8x or higher.
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>> dl
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