Some experienced disc burners on the list have suggested that, as burn power stays constant at different burn speeds, slower burning makes deeper pits and more universal reads. Since I'm in no hurry, and I want zero coasters, will I get a better margin of error burning at 1X on a 4X disc or on an 8X disc? Is there a difference in the type or depth of the dye? In the manufacturing tolerances? Anything else I should know? I'll be burning Prodisc DVD-R (certified by Pioneer) with a Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-105 installed in a 1.4 GHz (accelerated) G4 with 704 MB RAM. Running OS X 10.2.8. Thanks for any advice. Tom