Can you burn music to these? Sony also has "CD-R Music" CDs, but does it matter?
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Sure you can, but the sound quality might not be as good as the other brands. I bought 2 of the 50 in a cake box, and the one you are showing is a 100 cake box, so I am not too sure, but the 50's sound quality were vert poor with no high notes, and the burning time were short or it wouldn't burn. I am using Verbatin's that I bought at Sam's Club for $18.99, and they are excellent. I also saw today at Costco TDK with white surface for lebeling at &14.99 which is the best price I have seen so far fora 100's cd-rs.
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At one time if you wanted to use some CD burners associated with stereos (as opposed to computers) you needed to use music CDs, which cost more because a royalty was paid by the CD manufacturer to a consortium of music publishers, distributors, etc., to reimburse them for all the commercial CDs we bought and then burned for friends. I don't know that there is any technical difference in quality between "music" CD-Rs and "data" CD-Rs.
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Yes you can, up to 80 minutes worth. CDR-W terminology means you can re write over and over on these types of discs. These types are good for changing spreadsheets, where you can enter new data many times over. Either type of disc you can use to burn music to as well.
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There is no difference between a music and a data CD-R other than one is labeled for music and the other for data.....It is just marketing to call a CD-R for music. In some countries the "music CD" has a flag on it to show the disk was purchased withan added fee to pay for copying music... More here: http://club.myce.com/f34/difference-between-data-cd-r-music-cd-r-62242/
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Vernon - I agree with the other answer: You MUST use MUSIC ONLY disks. I bought some locally, but they were hard to find. Call one of the upscale stereo/computer/electronics dealers in your area.
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No, you could use an external HD. Yes, you can play audio CD's the are jacks in the back. The tutorial's on Youtube are very helpful also.
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I have played DVDs, Blu-Ray DVDS, and 3D Blu-Ray Disk, I have not tried CD-R/RW Disk ( Manual says will play these CD's)
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Hello Laurie: I have use cd's I burned as music cds, or burned as mp3 and those seem to work fine, but for some I burned as *data* cd's (like a mix of mp3 and itunes formats etc, those have been some trouble- but when you burn data cd from itunes it does let you know the cd will not work on all players, so I don't think this is a limitation of the Yamaha system.
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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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This is a birthday gift for my daughter and it has not been opened yet, but yes you should be able to both play and burn CD's/DVD's.
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Can't say. We only use them for CDs. Don't know why they wouldn't, but ????
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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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P. Vo's right, you can burn the MP3s to a CD, but I thought it was worth mentioning that you should encode the MP3s at around 192kbps or higher to get the best quality when you burn to CD (too much above 192kbps won't make a difference to most people; I believe "they" have done studies to prove that you can't distinguish quality difference above this threshold, but it's up to you).Just don't encode at 128 kbps and expect the CD to be crystal clear...
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Yes, if you burn these CDs as an audio CD, and not as a data CD, they will play on an ordinary cd player/changer.
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I would say yes....I use these re-writeable cds when making many of my music cd's and before adding to my computer files ..... since they are music cd's and not just computer cd's you can use them on your cd recorder and maker good music...I have 3 cd recorders
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I'm not sure what you're asking? If it's to 'burn' an MP3 song onto a CD, I believe you would have to have the proper equipment (ie, from MP3's on your computer to an applicable disc drive. As of itself, this would not happen using this player alone. And, then you would have to have 'bought' the songs on your MP3. Does this answer your question?
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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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No, the American Audio Dcd Pro 310 is a playback device only. It cannot burn CDs.
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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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To add to what everybody has already said below, for best results, I only use MUSIC (as opposed to DATA) CD-RWs, b/c they (CD-RWs) can be used over and over again. They are more expensive of course, but I'm fine with that.