Burning cds..

[Uzzle]

My homie told me that if you burn cds at a slower speed that it will be harder to scratch or skip. I thought he was a dumb ass for sayin it and I laughed but I thought about it and it kinda makes sense...light weight. So is it true or is he just bullshittin wit me?

 

[POLTERGEIST]

sounds like bullshit to me. but i dunno

 

[MAVA]

SMH

 

[MOREBASS]

Bull to the muthafuckin shit.

If you want CD's that don't chip or scratch easily...

Get these Vinyl CD-R's, made by Verbatim

You can cop 'em at Best Buy

 

[Uzzle]

LOL i fuckin knew it.. he said "yea if you burn it at x12 it'll be hared to it to scratch or skip"

 

[ThiZZmAtiC510]

not true at all

 

[LaKeRzz8]

How does the speed you burn it at affect the CD's toughness/quality? I smell bullshit

 

[ClickClack]

i heard that was true

 

[THIZZ.I.IZ.]

it is true if you burn at a faster speed its quicker to skip..

 

[Hyfeeboy]

Its true but , most people dont want to wait 10 minutes for a cd to burn , thats why we pick the fastest speed , i burn at 16x wen im not in a rush

 

[MAC WE$TERN]

just dont toss ur cds around and put them back in sleeves. Problem solved

 

[Likwid]

Man I havn't burned a cd since May. Get an mp3 ready car stereo!

 

[handbook]

Bull to the muthafuckin shit.

If you want CD's that don't chip or scratch easily...

Get these Vinyl CD-R's, made by Verbatim

You can cop 'em at Best Buy

do they have these in CD-RW's?

 

[650Ubeezy]

even when my cd's arent scratched they skip. i think they are just shitty quality which is another reason why I dont really bump burned shit.

 

[underground]

its not skipping as in skipping when it gets scratched hes talkin bout...its skipping in the burn process. theres more room for error when the burner is burning at a faster speed. while its burning, it can skip which causes a bad burn...

 

[Anaheim*Rob]

its not skipping as in skipping when it gets scratched hes talkin bout...its skipping in the burn process. theres more room for error when the burner is burning at a faster speed. while its burning, it can skip which causes a bad burn...

Beat me to it, it's all common sense.

 

[TAKIN NO SHORTZ]

its not skipping as in skipping when it gets scratched hes talkin bout...its skipping in the burn process. theres more room for error when the burner is burning at a faster speed. while its burning, it can skip which causes a bad burn...

sounds like it could go in that way

 

[MID-WEST785]

LOL i fuckin knew it.. he said "yea if you burn it at x12 it'll be hared to it to scratch or skip"

when i burn vcd`s the quality is better and they last longer when i burn them slower... like ill burn one watch it... it`ll be fine once but wont work right when I try and watch it again..

 

[SickFitty]

i dont think it matters what speed

 

[what it thizz]

speed has nothing to do with quality.