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I've never purchased CDROMs made for "Audio" CDs and I've never had an issue. When burning a CD from iTunes you should have no problem if you start out with an .aif or .wav file and don't convert it to an mp3. Mark --- Nemoguitt@aol.com wrote: > #1. > when i had my PHILIPS cd recorder it required > "AUDIO" CDS now that i have an > eMac with built in cd recorder what media should i > use?.....i have been using > the AUDIO CDS with the eMac and have had no problems > but i believe they are a > bit more expensive.....are the AUDIO CDS "better" > and should i continue to use > them? > #2. > when i record something into PEAK LE and i want to > put it onto a cd i send it > to i-tunes, create a play-list then record it to > cd.....does this degrade the > sound? the reason i do it this way is if i go > straight from PEAK thats all i > can put on a cd, seems a waste of cd > space.....thanks >