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Re: OT: Audio CD-R vs. Data CD-R
>In that case, I'm just speculating that somewhere there's a shareware
>program
>that burns a such flag into a "data" CD-R, making it usable in an
>audio-only CD
>recorder.
After this, I'll shut-up on this topic.
My speculation is wrong. Reading this FAQ -
http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/faq07.html#[7-1] answered my question.
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There is no difference in quality between consumer audio blanks and
standard
blanks from a given manufacturer. If you have a consumer audio CD
recorder, you
simply have no other choice. There is no way to "convert" a standard blank
into
a consumer audio blank. See section (5-12) for notes on how you can trick
certain recorders into accepting standard blanks.
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Sorry for my previous mis-information...
Dennis Leas
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dennis@mdbs.com