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Re: burn is indeed "deeper"

What I am saying is that any given player is going to have a harder time reading a "faintly burned" CD over one that has a deep burn. I know of several players that I and some of my friends have that cannot sucessfully read a CD that was burned at high speeds. The fainter the burn, the bigger the chance that error correction is going to take place. The only thing you gain by burning a CD a a high rate is time. I'd rather do it right the first time. As far as error correction in the dubbing process goes, I would guess the same thing. Discs read at high speeds will probably have more errors than ones read at a slower speed. From what I have read, some CDR's that dub do not even use error correction during a dub. They take data from the source deck and dump it to the recording deck.


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