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In Reply to: Re: Memorex "Black CD-R" and use in home audio recorders? posted by audioengr on December 2, 2006 at 17:23:02:
Well actually no! there are regular cd-r and there are audio dr-r. Audio cd-r can be used both in home cd recorders, ie stand alone models that look like a regular cd player, and in comptuer cd-r drives. The audio cd-r's have a code in them to only alow it to be copied to from an original cd, not a copy of one. Regular cd-r's can only record in computer type drives, both internal and externall. If you look at blank cd-rs in the dtore, you will see some labeled as audio cd-r's. They are higher in price due t a royalty that is collected for each audio cd-r to pay to the riaa for royalties due.
Tim
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