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CD size question - 3/5/2002 5:06:22 PM

grooed

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Hi,

I'm pretty new to this. Can you copy an Audio CD that is about 76min long onto a normal 650MB/74min cdr? or do i have to use an 80min disc? IS the Audio CD manufactured on a 80min disc?

thanks!

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RE: CD size question - 3/6/2002 12:40:34 AM

john

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Maybe if the media has such overburn space. Else use 80min CD

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RE: CD size question - 3/7/2002 5:24:41 PM

grooed

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how do i find out if there is overburn space?

thanks!

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RE: CD size question - 3/8/2002 4:52:46 PM

blackcobra

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try this program: "cdrindentifier" i dunno where you can find it sorry :(

completely newbie to this stuff :(

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RE: CD size question - 3/10/2002 4:53:09 PM

thomas

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CD-Ident. won't help you (although it will help you finding the REAL manufacturer of the CD-R)

Just try to burn the 76 minutes on the 74 min media. Sometimes it works, sometimes not (partly depends on the manufacturer of the CD-R). However, I#d use 80 min CDRs in this case, there really is not much price difference between 74 & 80 min media these days...

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