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Do burned CD's play lower than store CD's?
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<blockquote data-quote="SmokeAlot" data-source="post: 960931" data-attributes="member: 561205"><p>....do i have to explain it again.....blank cds have 80 min audio and 700 mb you can use to burn(look on a blank disc). the 700 mb is for "data". the 80 min is for "audio files". if you wanted to burn a mp3 disc with multiple folders, your computer will burn it as data on the blank disc. but if you burn regular mp3's , your computer will use the 80min on the blank cd.....basicly wat im tryin to say is mp3s that are in data format has less quality then a mp3 that is burned regular using the 80 min available on the disc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SmokeAlot, post: 960931, member: 561205"] ....do i have to explain it again.....blank cds have 80 min audio and 700 mb you can use to burn(look on a blank disc). the 700 mb is for "data". the 80 min is for "audio files". if you wanted to burn a mp3 disc with multiple folders, your computer will burn it as data on the blank disc. but if you burn regular mp3's , your computer will use the 80min on the blank cd.....basicly wat im tryin to say is mp3s that are in data format has less quality then a mp3 that is burned regular using the 80 min available on the disc. [/QUOTE]
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