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Buying music CDs

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I have a CD/RW. I would like to transfer some music files on to a CD. Could someone please tell me what type of CD I should purchase so that I could play it on the home and car stereo. Thanks in advance for reading my inquiry.

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Round ones

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Name: EC
Date: April 6, 2002 at 19:58:38 Pacific

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Get CD-R discs, either 74 or 80 minutes. I use the TDK brand. Sometimes it says "for music copying" but you can use them for data or music CD copying.

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Also Choose the create audio cd option from your burn software. Keep in mind that some older cd players will not read burned audio cds.

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Name: ed
Date: April 6, 2002 at 22:42:21 Pacific

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get data cdr's ,not music cdr's they cost more because they are made for a stand alone cd recorder that is sold as a stereo component.

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hello donot use cd-rw type cds as only your computer can read them

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