Purple Label Sony Music CD's vs White Label Sony CD's? My Philips' Audio CD recorders work with PURPLE label Sony CD's- are white label the same?
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They should as long as they say music cd's, if it doesn't say for music then it will not work.
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I have found that they must have "music" on the label. Otherwise, they won't work. The problem seems to be in the recorder if they don't. I have three working recorders and sometimes one of them won't recognize one marked "music" for whatever reason. Frustrating, but the problem seems to be in the machine.
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The CDR must say "Audio" to be most recognized in music players. Color of CDR doesn't matter.
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There is a difference! My Teac CD recorder (AD-RW900) will only record on "Audio" (the purple label) cds. I had tried the other "music rated" cds and they will not be recognized by the recorder, perhaps the formatting is set up for real time recording and the others are formatted to be burned from a PC.
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are the label side of the discs purple or are you referring to the packaging?
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You may only etch labels on your Sony DVD-R disks (or any other disks) with this drive (or any other LightScribe drive) if your disks are LightScribe disks. LightScribe disks have a special chemical coating on the label side for image label etching - plus special optical bar codes for positioning the image to be etched (this also allows re-etching the same image to darken it without blurring). Good luck!
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I record from my music library in my computer (which takes CD-R). I know that CD+R is sold also, but I don't know anything about that. I record the disc placed into my computer and this blank CD works perfectly; however, if you are recording from a device connected to a CD changer, the disc needed is called "Audio Digital."
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Honestly I don't know. I do know that every recording engineer tells me that these are far and away the best most error free blanks available in the world. The company that reproduces my CDs for me charges a few cents more for this and this brand only. I've used the other brands for different purposes and has had multiple errors but when I use one of these none. As far as they're being a or b ratings? No idea. They are just the best I have ever used.
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I'm Really Not Sure Cause I Don't Own A Philips CDR Player To Know Nor Do I Know Anybody That Does But If Your Player Records CD Digital AudioRecordables Then It May Just Work In Your Player Being These Are Rewritable Discs. Just Try 1 Instead Of A Pack First To Test It Out, Then Go From There If Your Successful. Hope It Works Out For You.
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These TDK music perform very well on my ONKYO CD recorder, thus I asume they also will record satisfactorily on any other CD recorder. as long as the CD's feature the Word "music". I hope this information is useful to you. regards
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It does come with a cd ,The software is philips control center. I would check philips website if you cam work with with Sony. I use with a EHR software.
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Yeah, I use them for burning lossless, both from CD's, LP's and online digital sources. Don't know if they're an advantage over other CD-R's, but VERBATIM is my CD-R of choice. I sometimes use MAXELL, but not SONY ( alot of "propritory" problems with my equipment.). And, yes, you could call it a "hipster" thing......I'm a product of the '50's~'60's generation!!!
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these are about the only disc's that work wiyh the phillips cd recorder - faithfully -
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I have not noticed any difference in quality. I get these specifically because my cd recorder will record only on this exact disc. I've listened to the sound and I notice no difference.
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The label colors go with the types of DVDs. There are only a few manuafacturers of DVDs. Check this list for help: http://www.digitalfaq.com/reviews/dvd-media.htm
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I can only give you an answer to my experience with these disks.Several years ago I bought a spindle of disks to record music on, I was unaware at the time of the different types of disks.i have several methods of recording music to disks but I was un-successful doing it on these disks.I looked at the box and it said "data" on the wrapping.Ever since then I have only purchased disks that say "music" on them and never had a problem.Sony sells reliable disks and I recommend not buying inferior disks as they will just frustrate you.Good luck and check out my Band.You will never be the same.http://youtu.be/wlFgSBn7OnA I can only give you an answer to my experience with these disks.Several years ago I bought a spindle of disks to record music on, I was unaware at the time of the different types of disks.i have several methods of recording music to disks but I was un-successful doing it on these disks.I looked at the box and it said "data" on the wrapping.Ever since then I have only purchased disks that say "music" on them and never had a problem.Sony sells reliable disks and I recommend not buying inferior disks as they will... » Read More I can only give you an answer to my experience with these disks.Several years ago I bought a spindle of disks to record music on, I was unaware at the time of the different types of disks.i have several methods of recording music to disks but I was un-successful doing it on these disks.I looked at the box and it said "data" on the wrapping.Ever since then I have only purchased disks that say "music" on them and never had a problem.Sony sells reliable disks and I recommend not buying inferior disks as they will just frustrate you.Good luck and check out my Band.You will never be the same.http://youtu.be/wlFgSBn7OnA « Show Less
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These Sony DVD-R Discs (for recording video) should work in your recorder because I see that it accepts DVD-R,DVD+R,& DVDRW (which arereusable DVDs) & I have always prefered Sony over the other brands - Digital Audio Blank discs (also known as Cd-R Audio discs) are for music only. I hope this helps.
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Yes, and I prefer these ones. I used to perform in a recorder ensemble, and we used the white ones for performances, only because they looked a little more authentic. The sound is the same and they are otherwise interchangeable. I like the colored ones better, because they are so much more fun! I have one of each color.
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Elaine, I just took a look on Amazon at the Discman and Walkman, and I see no difference at all. In fact the walkman I received was packaged just like the Discman. Same colored paper label on the left of walkman. The photo of the Walkman looks exactly like the photo you see without packaging and it has the same earphones as well. Maybe it just a marketing thing but it sure makes it confusing for the consumers. Good luck. Regards, Barbara
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Both the box, the manual, and the unit itself are labeled "ART USB Phono Plus Project Series." "USB 2.0" is not labeled on the unit, but is listed in specs in back of manual. I believe this was the most recent version before item was discontinued by manufacturer. Looks like it's still selling, though... Bon chance.
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Sorry, Terry S., I haven't tried it on those, but it's working fine on audio. I'm pleased that it will copy music to data disks, whereas my old Koss CD Recorder would work only with Audio/Music designated disks. Big difference in price of disks. I still use the Koss to copy LPs to audio disk, then can copy it to cheaper data disks in the Produplicator. Process saves even more when I create my "masters" on Music CD-RW disks. Since I'm into audio instead of video, I'm pleased with my unit, which does just what I wanted. Good luck finding what you need.ken