blank audio cd and burn speed?

[Kush]

this post has two completly different questions so dont think they go together.

first question is i have seen cd-r's that say for audio use only, so what happens when u try to put data on it and why does it say audio only??

second question is when u buy cd-r media and it has a specific burn speed can u bypass it or will it screw up the cd? and why do cd-r's have a limit why cant the companies just release ones that say all speed for new cdwriters coming out in the market?

hope i havent bored u out! haha😱

 

[Gouk]

Look here 😎

http://www.xp-erience.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=14446&highlight=nero

 

[[CpK]Bastid]

the audio cdr's are for the standalone burners ment for just that aduio cds....like that philips burner in the commercial seein a guy make a party mix.....

why cant they make a cdr to cover all speeds.......CAPITALISM🙂........why would they want to do that when they can eek out a lil bit at a time and we just keep buyin it up.........i ask the same thing bout cpu's🙂

 

[Gouk]

So your saying they could release a 100x burner and 100x compliant CDRs? 😀

 

[[CpK]Bastid]

wouldnt doubt it🙂

prolly have 1000x burners and 1000000000000000ghz chips too but if they releaseed it now how could they make money🙂........our top of the line prolly their table scraps🙂

 

[NegativeFactor]

I'm sure CD's would melt had going that fast.

I could be wrong.