stupid question, re: crw's and audio

[stir-fry]

can you burn audio on cdrw's and can you re-use them still???

 

[pr0nstar]

Yes, but a lot of old decks won't read CD-RW.

 

[stir-fry]

i'm such a twit then!

can i get a wha what??!?!??!

 

[R4V4G3D_SKU11S]

I would assume that if a CD is rewriteable, that you can rewrite on it.

 

[stir-fry]

you're a rewritable!

I was under the assumption that audio cds had to be closed and that you couldn't close a cdrw.

 

[R4V4G3D_SKU11S]

Nope - I'm pretty sure you can make an audio CD without closing it.

 

[pr0nstar]

Nope, you're wrong there kevo...

You need to close a CD for it to be playable in a standard CD Deck.

pr0nstar

 

[R4V4G3D_SKU11S]

Looks like my pretty sure was just smoke and mirrors.

 

[zoo]

some cd decks can recognized CDRW

but if they don't explicitly say that, they probably don't, since CDRW is not an audio standard

in conclusion i don't recommend using CDRW for audio unless you know your cd player uses it

and if it does, why didn't you just spend the extra $20 for an mp3 cd player?

idiot.

 

[stir-fry]

Because i'm a junglist and didn't want to leave my old jungle tape collection in the dust.
So i had to buy a tape deck and a cd-changer