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Re: [ARSCLIST] The ways CD's and DVD's can fail.
A high quality DVDR written at 1X is superior to a high quality CD-R written
at 52X. Be careful with generalities. Many DVDR playability issues are
unrelated to the media or writer, and are caused by the failure of old
players to recognize a DVDR disc because of obsolete firmware.
Jerry
Media Sciences, Inc.
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>
> My experience has been that DVDRs are far less reliable than CDRs.
> Lots of only playing on the drive that recorded it issues. (The
> computer industry may have inadvertently created effective copy
> protection!)
>
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