Myth Or Fact
 

If I have 32x24x48x CD-RW

Will the Songs I burn come out better if I burn on a slow speed IE 2x 4x?

Compared to full blown 32x?

myth

Quality of the songs doesn't depend on the speed they were written. You have a better chance to get "fucked up" CD if you writing with a high speed.

No. It's digital. It either works or it don't. Occasionally, I'll have to back off the speed to 24x because a certain batch of blank CDRs can't handle higher speeds, but ususally once you figure out what the blanks will handle you are set.

Aren't you contradicting yourself?


I think but I am not sure that if you write at a slower speed you its possible to have a better quality cd.

Think of it this way... If you take your time on a project rather then rush at the last minute, possibly forgetting steps on the way; you will have a higher quality end project.

Thats my theory :thumbsup

exactly..

If you have the time copy audio cd's at the lowest burning rate.

I hardly burn audio cd's but the ones i made at low speed
are reliable and as good as new even today. No skipping
just solid audio.

The new ones i burned at high speed skip randomly and behave
like scratched disks after a few days.

But once again: if you are a man you only copy cd's from the original for your car or something..

i dont think it matters, besides, youll listen to them in your car, and the % that would be diffrent will be muffled by the mac truck beside you