BLANK CD's QUESTION??Please Help
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90 minute ones came out recently, I thought you'd be able to find them just about anywhere, but maybe not in wide release yet? Here's some:
http://www.dvd-supply.com/90mincdr48x.html
Keep in mind that older burners may not recognize them and/or you would probably need very recently updated burning software too to handle the 90's.
STRATEGY
Overburning is when you burn past the rated capacity of the disc. Burning 75minutes on a 70minute cdr for example. It's a far better to just buy higher rated media than to overburn anyways. Not to mention if your burner's minimun burn speed is faster than about 2x, the overburned part will be fucked up because the disc will be spinning too fast.
The catch about buying 90 or 99 minute cdr's is your burner has to be able to handle discs that big. Most don't because the mechanics inside the burner don't allow the write-head to go out far enough.
The catch about buying 90 or 99 minute cdr's is your burner has to be able to handle discs that big. Most don't because the mechanics inside the burner don't allow the write-head to go out far enough.
They got 99's now too??
That means with a minute of overburn, it's now possible to fit all the old DJ Screw 100 min tapes onto single CD's, preserving the mix as it was intended to be heard (or something).
Interesting..
So in addition to the problems you menitoned with the burners, would that also cause problems with playback on certain CD players?
STRATEGY
In theory, a DVD burner should be able to handle the overburning process and the task of burning 90 or 99 minute cdr's. I say this because single layer dvd's have a 120 minute capacity, so the write head CAN go that far, and if you are using a burner with dual layer capabilities that means the numbers are doubled.