Portable CD Tattoos with Yamaha's CRW-F1UX USB 2.0 Burner

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Write Performance, Part III: Media Compatibility

In this part of the test, THG measured how quickly it was possible to write to CDR and CDRW media of various specifications. The result of the write process was checked for errors with the aid of the CD-Speed surface scan function. THG tested five different CD-R and CD-RW media. The size of the collection of data was 717758 kiloBytes (for 700 MB CDR), or 660152 kiloBytes (for 650 MB CDRW). We used DAO or TAO as the method of writing. Both "Burnproof" and "Optimum write speed" were selected for all the writing processes. We have summarized the results in the following tables.

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  • I am glad i found this article/review. I have a crw-f1ux minus the needed software. While I am not so interested in discT@2, I would like to use Advanced Audio Master Quality Recording, to create audio cds. Do you know where one can get said software? Yamaha does not have it, nor does Nero answer their phones during stated business hours. I currently use Easy CD creator, but I suspect I need the FULL version of Nero that came with this 2002 unit. While I wait for Nero's reply, would you happen to know? Thank you in advance.
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