Will these discs record in a Sony RCD-W500C? Has anyone tried recording to them using a Sony "standalone" CD-RW recorder?
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I haven't used a Sony recorder but they do work just fine in my Pioneer PDR-555RW componet recorder....hope that helps.
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charles you can't record over music on this disc once you burn them they are not re-writable disc if they are blank you can record music on them/and you can also copy photo's from your comp on them CHARLES IF YOUR GONNA RECORD FROM A COMPUTER MAKE SURE THE WRITE SPEED ON COMP MATCHES THE DISC WRITE SPEED AS ONE OF MY COMPS DOES'NT BURN THEM AND I DON'T KNOW HOW TO CHANGE SPEEDS NO MATTER WHAT I TRY NOTHIN WORKS GOOD LUCK CHARLES I REMEMBERED ONE OTHER THING FROM A COMPUTER YOU CAN RECORD SHORT VIDEO'S ON THESE DICCS TOO
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Yes!!! I have a Philips CDR 950 standalone recorder (AWESOME...will take it to my grave) and they work flawlessly with it. Sorry I didnt see this question sooner. I havent tried other brands of CDRW but these TDKs work great so stock up!!!
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I believe that it depends on the type od disc that you recorded on. Take for example CD-R is recordable, but CD-RW is recordable and rewriteable.
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Yes sir. I've been using them for over 2 years at my church to record sermons and music. I've never had a problem with even one disc.
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I had a Sony DVD Recorder to VHS model RDR-VX535 which would record on Verbatim DVD-R 16X or DVD-R 8X speed. I managed to transfer only 5 home movie tapes to Verbatim DVD-R 16X or 8X speeds. Then the machine wouldn't work anymore. The Sony technician told me I needed to get more 8X discs, which was not true. 16X worked fine. The quality of the machines is not dependable. I sent it back to be restored to factory condition, got it back and it had the same problem with which I started. Fortunately, Costco gave me my money back. Memorex discs didn't work. S. M. Cox So maybe try Verbatim discs. Good luck.
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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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I don't have this recorder so I'm giving some general advice not specific to your problem. I recorded many classes on my Sony PDA, and like you the resulting WAV files would not import into popular CD burning software. In my case, it appeared that the lower quality mode used a non-standard bit rate. The highest quality mode converted fine and I was able to make standard CDs. I believe Sony has since uploaded a patchto correct the problem. Since the Olympus can't be patched, your best bet is to see if Olympus has a program to convert their WAV files into something standard. You should also see if every recording speed gives you this problem. If not, a non-standard bit rate is most likely your problem too. Alternatively, try using some feature-rich converter like Replay AV Converter or Total Recorder (which also makes your PC a recorder). They can convert virtually any format into any other format with your choice of bit rate.
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Yes, I use these discs for recording from my tv often...I have a Sony video recorder..And I use them over and over again.
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I am getting a similar problem using dvd + r discs. I used to be able to record onto these discs, but now suddenly I keep getting the message: "This disc cannot be played. please check the disc". It is now impossible for me to record and may as well junk this machine and buy a more reliab le unit.
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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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I bought this to record from my DVR box. Can't seem to convert what I've recorded on the DVR to Sony disc. Any help
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Compatibility can be a major problem with some Recorders and Blank DVD's. Contact the Sony geek squad to get the correct answer. Make sure you have all the information about the discs handy. I once had to return another brand back to Best Buy.
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Yes, I have no problem recording up to 80 minutes of music on them. I have discs I recorded as far back as 2003 that play without drop-out.
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That's a good question. I've never tried using these cdrs in a stand alone recorder. I always use them with my computer. One thing about these black cdrs though is that they are the most durable i've ever used. I have black cdrs thats been in my car for years and have endured the hottest summers and coldest winters, and they still play just fine.Sorry I can't help
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I use music CD-Rs to record. But I have also used CD-Rs. Believe music CD-Rs give you a better quality to sound.
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ot sur what u mean by "direct recording"-the sony cd home recorder is like old cassette decks-it records what ever source u run into the back plug ins [usually analog input used]-purchase cd blanks that say "digital audio" in the record logo on the CD blank labels-these cd blanks hav one flaw i find in that they dont always fully complete and need to be discarded-usually about 5% hav flaws-unlike the cd blanks used for computer recordings which rarely fail-i hav recorded from all sources [cassette decks/phono/cds/tv] using RCA plug end cords-hope this helps u