Best Company for CD-R and CD-RW

[Vince604]

just wondering if any of you guys out there know which company produces the very best CD-R or CD-RW for burning..

 

[OldBear]

Try <A HREF="http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/cd_quality.shtml" target="_new"><b>here</b></A>.

<b><font color=green> I took an I.Q. test today...It came back negative.</font color=green></b>

 

[orbz]

Usually the gold cdrs are the best but I haven't had much trouble with other cdrs. As for cdrws, stay away from the memorex ones. I've had trouble with not being able to erase them. Maybe other people have better luck with them.

:frown: :redface: :lol: :tongue: - What do you want to feel today?

 

[upec]

I good experience with Fujifilm CDR.

 

[Vince604]

Alright then thanks ya'll. But does it really matter of the quality of your CD-R or CD-RW? I mean does it make a difference with cheaper ones?...

 

[r2k]

Mitsubishi 10x/12x CD-RWs are great. I use them at my writer's max rewriting speed (10x). As for CD-Rs frankly I haven't got ANY problem even with the cheapest ones out there. All of the 24x rated media I've tried work at 24x without a hitch. But I mainly use Sonys and Samsungs. For very cheap media, try Datalife.

 

[Vince604]

Hmm alright then thx I'll take a look at them. Well I looked at
http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/cd_quality.shtml
and figured out that your CD, DVD, or whatever player you use with the media will most likely have a better performance so I might just go with Mitsui...

 

[upec]

The DVD drive in my company's computer is pretty picky about the CDR you use. It refuse to read some of the CDR.

 

[Crunch]

Pionerr DVD-A03 is what i use and works great. Awesome burner!

 

[Vince604]

Well your DVD drive should at least play good quality CDRs right?....


Haha Crunch I'm not looking into DVD burners! They take so LONG to burn when the max write speed is at like 2x I think..