On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 11:25 PM, Thubten Kunga wrote: > There is no difference between music and data CD-Rs. It's just a > packaging gimmick to charge more. This is absolutely false. If it were true you could just use data CDRs in a standalone CD recorder and not pay the extra $$ right? Well, you can't. Music or Audio CDRs are watermarked and contain a flag that tells the standalone player that these are certified for use in that player. Typically, these discs use a better quality dye as well, resulting in better burns, especially at high speeds. There certainly IS a difference between Audio and Data CDRs. I've used verbatim blues with success many times. My advice as always is to stay far away from all things Memorex. ------------------------------- Ric Perrott Writer, Poet, Pot-Stirrer Visit http://www.ricperrott.com