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mike4947 · 04-06-01, 01:14 AM

Bad Mp3's cause more trouble than the disc's ever do; preview the music before writing it to a disc.

Even if you've got the super duper state of the art black box computer that NASA wishes they had, if you're running a bunch of applications you're going to get noise. In other words don't play quake while your burning a CD.

The slower you burn the better chance you've got of getting a good copy; just because both the drive and disc say 12x doesn't mean you'll get a good copy at the 12x setting.

These are from experience, you can't make a mistake that I haven't already made.

04-06-01, 01:14 AM	#4
mike4947 I'd rather be sailing Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 1,648	a few more points Bad Mp3's cause more trouble than the disc's ever do; preview the music before writing it to a disc. Even if you've got the super duper state of the art black box computer that NASA wishes they had, if you're running a bunch of applications you're going to get noise. In other words don't play quake while your burning a CD. The slower you burn the better chance you've got of getting a good copy; just because both the drive and disc say 12x doesn't mean you'll get a good copy at the 12x setting. These are from experience, you can't make a mistake that I haven't already made. __________________