There's been some suggestion that these do not work so well when burning from a computer to the CD. What's been your experience? Thanks.
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I find the Sony CD-R's as versatile as all of the others. They work fine in making CD's from my computer. NPN
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I use mainly to record my own CDs from other CDs, albums, 45s and cassettes. The few times I have recorded from computer to CD, I have had no issues
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Never tried them with a computer, only a CD to CD recorder. But I have been told those I have recorded do not always play back on a DVD player, only on a CD player. Also my recorder will not record a copy I have made. It only records from an original CD. It records well regular or high speed on my machine.
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i never burn from computer..always cassette to c d or c d to c d..never have a problem
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Sony CD's work very well. As long as the CD's say MUSIC (as in CD-R music) and have a purple wrapping label, they work very well, much better than any other brand. I even record them on my 1999 Gateway computer instead of my new computer. Also, if you record the songs at the SLOWEST POSSIBLE SPEED, they will record much better and be usable on many more types of players. All newer things are made for MORE SPEED, and don't work nearly as well as a slower speed. I don't like the way my new computer records songs so I use my antique computer. My 1999 computer has a place to record a CD and another place to play a CD. Newer computers only have one place to RECORD & PLAY a CD. Like everything else, older stuff is much better than new stuff, (be it cars, computers, or anything else). On my 1999 computer I can do so many more things working on a project than I can on my new computer, it is HARD TO BELIEVE. My 1999 HP all-in one printer is also much better than my new HP all-in-one printer. The only thing better on my new computer that is better is SPEED, not what it can do. I have tried all brands of CD's and "SONY CD-R music" CD's are by far the best in quality, what types of players they're played in, and how long they last. My CD's are recorded on my computer and work very well in my 1995 Trans Am, 2005 Bonneville GXP, either one of my 2 CD players in my Stereo, and in both my 1999 computer and my new computer. Memorex is about the only CD that you can buy in all stores anymore and they are not very good in quality or how long they last. SONY IS THE BEST.
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Do you have it on CD? I did not have any trouble with the CDs playing. Have you read your instructions. They are very helpful.
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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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I've been useing them with my computer and tv and have found they work really well without messing with the sound or volume. Hope this helps.
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No. They are recordable for audio only with computer i.e. burning from iTunes ... I have a stereo component CD burner ... it would not recognize these as blank audio CDs for burning. But these CDs look cool ... wished they'd make "audio" format.
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I have not tried cdr's, I do have trouble with playing regular cd's. Sometimes you have to insert them several times and wait for them to be read, very frustrating!
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I've used these on XP and Windows 7, just plugged them in and they worked. No CD came with it.
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I have burned, erased, and re-wrote (is that a real term?) and have had no problems. I did find that although they play in my CD player in my truck, they won't play in the disc changer in the same truck. Go figure! I would recommend them and when I run out, I will be buying more of the same.
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If your printer can print on cd's, I don't see why it wouldn't print on these following the same directions. They are about the same size. Direct printing opens up another world of possible effects with these.
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My apple USB connected DVD/CD player burns disk w/out a problem...go to the makers web site and look for a driver or ask your question.
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Mine is working fine with discs made on my new computer but I have had trouble in the past not with the TEAC but with the CD player in my car. Not all CD burners work the same.
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My past experiences with these types of devices says you have a defective unit. If you have tried multiple cds with same result, get another one.
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Well, I bought mine a few days ago and recorded some voice /guitar at home. The recorder was easy to use and the results sound clean. It is very easy to transfer into my Mac and to burn a CD. However my CD will not play in my Sony sound system and I was very disappointed to find that the CD is only usable in a computer. I am not at all tech savvy and at age 75, I probably never will be. I even put the wav files through a software that changed them to AIFF bu all I get is a loud buzz from my CD player. Does this sound right?
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Yes, I have not had any problems playing cd music or mp3 music disc burned onto these disc. My DVD/CD burner burns these disc at 40X with never a failure.
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My lord good question. Your not a noob. They are not magnetically shielded however from the size of the speakers I'd guess the gauss readings drop off quit low not too far from the casing. (although I don't have a meter) I haven't had any problems with inadvertently erasing tape or disc data. And I do have one of them setting right next to my Western Digital 500Gig external drive and have had no problems. I hope this helps C.L.
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We finally sent ours back. We had been trying to burn cd's from our album collection, but could not complete it when it was time to turn the record over. We talked and talked with their tech ppl, used different brands of cd's (at their instruction). We finally got a refund.
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I would like to know also as sometimes when I record over 1 hour and 17 minutes it will not copy it do a cd; if smaller it will. So I have learned to stop at that point and start new recording if you want to transfer to a cd.