[Graeme Jaye <gjaye@retemail.es>]

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Date: Tue, 4 Jul 2000 00:50:22 +0200
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Hi Sheila
 
Kac> We are burning CDs from old audio cassettes and have found that a small 
Kac> number of the CDs will play on only some computers but not all. Can
you help 
Kac> us understand this? And, possibly suggest if there is a way to insure
the new 
Kac> CDs will be playable on all machines?

Rather than go through the whole thing here, might I suggest  you have
a look at the following website.  Mike Richter has answered just about
every question you could ever think of (and a few you wouldn't) about
CD's in general and CDR's.

http://resource.simplenet.com/primer/primer.htm

Graeme Jaye

gjaye@xxxxxxxxxxx

Audio Restoration and CD Repair
http://www.personal-cd.com