80 minutes is what you'll typically find most CDR's to be. There is some
burning software that will allow you to go over that, with the warning that
it may not burn properly or be playable in all players. 80 minutes is
standard - shorter 70 or 74 (I don't recall exactly what the shorter ones
run at) minute CDR's may not play in older CD players, as the width of the
tracks is not the same (that's why they're shorter - they use just as much
area as the longer discs for less data).
I.W.
On 11/7/05, << z a p a n >> <zapan@fourthcity.net> wrote:
quoted 37 lines does anyone know how many minutes (maximum) will fit on an audio cd that
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> does anyone know how many minutes (maximum) will fit on an audio cd that
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