Hi,
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Originally Posted by Paul-Michel I am interested, you see, in creating copies of my very large classical music collection, in the best possible quality. I currently have a Pioneer CDR (Called PDR-609), which is a hi-fi seperate, which records using an optical lead into my CD player. Will this always be higher quality than if I used a PC burner? |
If there is any difference at all (if you are using a not-so-good CD writer), you won't see/hear it.
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Is there anything else I need to consider here?
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You need a good quality CD writer and of course good media.
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I am frustrated by the media limitation of the pioneer, and the fact that I cannot just get a load of Taioya Yuden discs and get going. Is there actually any difference between a normal CDR and an "Audio" one, in quality?
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The media limitation (only "audio CD-R" are permitted) is common with all standalone CD recorders. As I have read in another post of yours, you live in the UK. I think, you can get TY CD-R at svp.co.uk.
The only difference between "audio CD-R" and "Data CD-R" is the special marking on the Audio type that indicates, the additional levys are paid.
Michael
P.S.: I suggest moving this into the newbie or in the audio forum
