From Matt Woodard Sent Thu, Jan 14th 1999, 07:19
From Matt Woodard Sent Thu, Jan 14th 1999, 07:19
>New problem - it now appears that certain CD-R manufacturers >(Philips, Pioneer and TDK so far) are making two different types of >recordable CD's - cheap ones for data (yellow book) and MUCH >more expensive ones for audio (red book). There is technically >*no* difference between these two at all - except that the >specifically marked 'audio' ones carry an embeded flag - if your >audio recorder senses the flag, it permits you to copy. If it fails to >see the flag, it won't run. > >Anybody have further knowledge on this? The CD-R FAQ answers this and many other questions on the subject: http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/ specifically for this question: http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/faq05.html#[5-12] -Matt -- Matt Woodard - xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx http://rio.atlantic.net/~woodard ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com