[78-L] CD-RW

[neechevoneeznayou at gmail.com]

I have CDRs (not CD-RWs) from much earlier in the CDR era which read 
fine, despite all the warnings posted about their unreliability. I even 
put sticky labels on some before I knew better. But there are too many 
verified instances of failure to ignore it all. No doubt the ones that 
fail first are the ones that would be hardest to replace.

I see from your post that you must have some other means of storage, 
otherwise you would not be able to reburn.

joe salerno


Robert M. Bratcher Jr. wrote:
> At 06:31 PM 5/5/2010, you wrote:
>> 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.
>>
>> joe salerno
> 
> I've got 10 Memorex 4x CDRW's that I burned as audiodiscs 3 years ago 
> that still play back fine. If one failed I'd just burn the same files 
> to a normal CDR disc.
> 
> 
>> 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.
>>>
>>>
>>> dl
>>>
> 
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