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Overburning: 100 Minutes On An Audio CD

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By Frank Völkel

published 11 April 2002

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Setting Our Sights On 32x: Asus CRW-3212A

Page 1: Overburning: 100 Minutes Of Music Per CD
Page 2: Overburning: 100 Minutes Of Music Per CD, Continued
Page 3: Setting Our Sights On 32x: Asus CRW-3212A
Page 4: Setting Our Sights On 32x: Asus CRW-3212A, Continued
Page 5: Burn Test: Nero 5.5.7.8 And Golden Hawk 4.0A
Page 6: Burn Test: Nero 5.5.7.8 And Golden Hawk 4.0A, Continued
Page 7: Burn Test: Nero 5.5.7.8 And Golden Hawk 4.0A, Continued
Page 8: Field Test - High-End CD Players And Car Stereos
Page 9: Field Test - High-End CD Players And Car Stereos, Continued
Page 10: Problems With Write Speeds: 1x And 2x A Rarity
Page 11: Conclusion: CDs With 100 Minutes Of Music Can Be Used Anywhere

Setting Our Sights On 32x: Asus CRW-3212A

In theory, the Asus CRW-3212A can record 99 minute-long blanks.

Package for the Asus CRW-3212A.

View of the connectors on the Asus CD burner.

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