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Also don't CD-Rs need a more sensitive detector in the drive to read? I remember seeing somewhere that early drives have trouble with them
by grishka 3mo ago
Also don't CD-Rs need a more sensitive detector in the drive to read? I remember seeing somewhere that early drives have trouble with them
- ssl-3 3mo agoI remember reading about drives/players that wouldn't read CD-R, but I've never encountered one in the wild. Anecdotally, every time I've tried: A burned CD that works well with one reader works with all others. It was a hobby of mine at that time. I tried a lot of combinations: I was working at a local hifi shop where we had all kinds of stuff rolling through to play around with.