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In Reply to: Re: Old cd-r's might be past their prime.... posted by Tadlo on March 9, 2007 at 06:19:52:
I haven't found too many, but if you do some searching on the 'net there seem to be a lot of stories about this.
One weird thing i'm finding is that burning new copies of old copies is producing incredible sounding cd-r's. I think i read somewhere that the pits & lands eventually round out and then go flat again..so maybe i'm hearing this with the 'new' burns.i pray i don't have to re-do all my cd-r's though...
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