View Full Version : Cd burner, over 4x bad?
blake eat world
02-08-2001, 01:44 AM
i read that if you burn over 4x it's an unreliable cd and will be prone to skipping and so on. i also had a friend record me a cd at 8x and it skipped first run through my cd player which proves the point. now does anyone here know of a high quality mac burner that can do higher speeds than 4 reliably?
Marc Cooreman
02-08-2001, 08:38 AM
Until six months ago everyone said 2x was the best speed for audio
PacMan
02-08-2001, 10:13 AM
What about those 16x Firewire burners out now ?
Anybody using these at 16X to burn Audio with.
I'm not talking about a Master CD, just to burn a few copies after a session.
Does it work ?
Thanx
Just wondering if anyone knows any way of testing the integrity of audio data on a CD e.g. errors etc. (MAC software of course!)
Would be interested in the results.
Thx,
E
Conscious Structure
02-08-2001, 11:31 AM
I have a glyph 8x burner on an Ultra Wide SCSI connection. It works wonderfully. Very clear audio discs. Even when I burn on cheap Office Depot CDs, they're still high enough quality to play on the worst CD player.
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Dave Belazis
Conscious Productions
Conscious Studios
moosh
02-08-2001, 10:43 PM
I've gotten errors when burning at 12x using CDs that were formulated for 8x. I figured it was probably a marketing gimmick, but there is probably something to it. Otherwise my 12xs have been problem free.
Eric Bazilian
02-09-2001, 12:52 AM
I'd always avoided burning at speeds higher than 4X, like many of us. Then, when forced by serious time pressure to burn at 8, then 12X, I was most delighted to discover that it works. I did have difficulty playing one CD on one particular player, but it was an ancient consumer machine.
I still burn at 4X when time is not a factor, but I also burn fearlessly faster.
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Eric Bazilian/The Mousetrap
"Music Is Good"
stevegalante
02-09-2001, 05:49 AM
My experience: data cd (backup) at 8x with no problems (Plextor 12x + Atto UL2D + Discribe) on 12x certified media, audio cd D.A.O. no more than 4x
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gh10606
02-09-2001, 06:56 AM
I've had trouble at speeds over 4x too, but that was when I was using cheap CD's. I've quit using those CD's, and I've quit burning over 4x, so it's hard to say which variable made the difference. All I know is my CD's are fine now.
Glenn
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