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bobo60
02-10-06, 11:30 AM
hi,

my friend is interested in buying a computer and it has a dvd r/w, but doesnt list a cd r/w. can the dvd r/w unit be used to r/w audio cds? since both units r optical players/ recorders, wouldnt this be possible?

bob


Samian
02-10-06, 04:38 PM
Ive never seen a dvd recorder that wasnt a cd recorder also. which dvd-rw is it?

bobo60
02-10-06, 06:25 PM
samian,

which dvd r/w? i dont understand ur question.

bob


Samian
02-10-06, 10:37 PM
sorry, i meant which computer....in any case, if it records dvds it should definately record cds.

bobo60
02-11-06, 10:18 AM
ty samian, i think so too!:cheshire:

bob

bobo60
02-15-06, 10:10 AM
hi,

i have a new Xbox, and it will not play audio cds that i burned on my computer. it will play audio cds that i purhase from the store, but when i try to play cds i have burned, it says it doesnt recognize the cd, or the cd may be dirty or damaged. the cds play fine in my cd, dvd, mp3 player tho. all it says in the manual, is the cd must display the compact disc logo in order to be playable, and they all do. any ideas???

bob:wall:

Samian
02-15-06, 07:18 PM
Bob,

what format are the songs burned in? is the burned cd a copy of another cd?

bobo60
02-22-06, 08:37 PM
hi,

the songs are downloaded from ARES onto a blank cd-r disc...bob

classicsat
02-22-06, 10:05 PM
What the content is doesn't matter much., as far as burning CDs with a DVDRW drive. The drive will burn it nonetheless. It is up to the software you use to either master a plain data CD, or an special media format.