Hi
I am wanting to set a policy at a school theatre for how CD-R's are recorded by students for things like backing tracks etc. I want to ensure that the CD-R's are playable on as wide a range of CD Players as possible. I know you can buy new CD players which have been designed specificaly to play CD-R, CD-RW Audio CD's. There are still a lot of older CD players around. I know not all will be able to play CD-R's but I know by setting the recording settings right I should be able to get quite a few of them to.
This is my idea for settings to use to give best results:
CD-R only no CD-RW.
Record CD-R at lowest speed setting on CD Writer.
Ensure the disk is closed off.
What do you guys think? Any other suggestions on how to get the most readable Audio CD-R's?
Thanks
I am wanting to set a policy at a school theatre for how CD-R's are recorded by students for things like backing tracks etc. I want to ensure that the CD-R's are playable on as wide a range of CD Players as possible. I know you can buy new CD players which have been designed specificaly to play CD-R, CD-RW Audio CD's. There are still a lot of older CD players around. I know not all will be able to play CD-R's but I know by setting the recording settings right I should be able to get quite a few of them to.
This is my idea for settings to use to give best results:
CD-R only no CD-RW.
Record CD-R at lowest speed setting on CD Writer.
Ensure the disk is closed off.
What do you guys think? Any other suggestions on how to get the most readable Audio CD-R's?
Thanks