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"Whats "burnproof" mean?"

Anyone?

Ive got about 5 of those DVD cases that come with AOL disks!!

Fogmaster wrote:
> The DVD cases cost about a £1 each though :( hope
> they'll be cheaper soon.


Hee hee... I have a stack of DVD cases from magazine coverdiscs! Got nearly 40, I think.

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Yeah, stuck in a car for nine hours its gonna be so much fun
pah

Road Trip woooooo, I bet it's a girly road trip where you chat about boys and drink Bacardi Breezers while listening to GGGGareth GGGGGGates on repeat.

That topic title looks too much like Bum Proof.

All I want to do I make music CDs for a road trip I'm going on!
why does it have to be so complicated!
*boo hoo*

Yeah, the CDs are good value, you can get the Jewelcases quite cheap too.
The DVD cases cost about a £1 each though :( hope they'll be cheaper soon.

I have an 8x writer. But I always buy 24x disks, as, to be honest, I can't find any that don't say they are compatible with 24x. :)

I spend about £20 for 100 disks (no cases). Which works out at 20p a disk. So I can afford to make the odd mistake, every now and then. But I don't have a burnproof writer, and it never has any problems while writing. I don't think it really makes that much difference.

One i bought was 24x write, and 10x re write, and then i bought a pack of 10, 24x cd-r's for 5 pound, which wasnt bad.

Mystique wrote:
> D'ya think this is a decent buy
> then?
http://special.reserve.co.uk/listings/extrainfo.php?co=GG6132

Seems fine to me. Remember that to get the best out of it, you will need to buy high-speed CD-Rs - it can write at 12x speed, and not all CD-Rs are compatible.

You can adjust the speed to any of the lower settings, but if you try to write on a 4x certified CD-R at 12x, you'll have problems.