What type of CD-R's are required, the "Music Only" type which are next to impossible to find, or the easy to find type that works in any computer?
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I use the easy to find type that work in any computer. They do great and the sound is really good.
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We have excellent results using the Staples brand. Have only had issues with Memorex.
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We use Verbatim 97458 700 MB 52x 80 Minute Branded Recordable Disc CD-R - 100-Disc Spindle, FFP that are sold here on Amazon - very inexpensive and they work great. Hope this helps!
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I use all kinds of cd-r for recording except sony. For some reason I do not get the good feedback from sony as I have with all others
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You must have a printer that has the ability to print cd's. I have an epson that does a wonderful job!!
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I'm pretty sure it uses CD-R ones. We gave ours to Goodwill, so I don't have the instructions any more. I remember there was an 800 number for customer service which was helpful. You might try online to find the number.
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As long as your are using a computer to do your burning, there is no difference. There used to be a stereo cd copier that was like a home stereo that you copied cds in. THAT machine required Music branded cd-r. Those machines are almost extinct.
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There is no CD/DVD/Bluray player in this sound bard system. Most DVD players available today will plug into this Yamaha system and play your CD's
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I don't remember seeing one, and I have given it away after I got through doing a wonderful job transfering my 45's of the 50's to cd's. Can't say I looked for one.After I transfered my old boogie 45's which are rare to cd's and transfered to MP3"s that I can play in my motor home, I am one happy camper.
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Hello. I have windows 7 and I use cd-r....so no, you don't need a different type of cd if that is what you're asking.
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I have never tried that with the vinyl cd-r. I assume it would work just the same as any other cd.
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Yes! But I know this not because of this past buying. I never got the "CD"'s. In the past they were very good but now Sony has stopped making them and some people are selling regular "CD"'s, putting them in marked cases of "MUSIC" when they are not music cd's. Be careful!
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Kindly note: Media type: CD, VCD, CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, Mp3, WMA, JPEG, Mp4, DVD
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I used two kinds. One was the music cd-r and the other was the regular cd-r. The regular one was cheaper and worked as well as the music cd-r.
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You must get the one marked "DVD". The slots are too narrow for anything but CDs. Hope this helps.
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Easy to use. Computer not needed. You may even select preferred songs from favorite CDs and make a CD with your selections.
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Yeah, I use them for burning lossless, both from CD's, LP's and online digital sources. Don't know if they're an advantage over other CD-R's, but VERBATIM is my CD-R of choice. I sometimes use MAXELL, but not SONY ( alot of "propritory" problems with my equipment.). And, yes, you could call it a "hipster" thing......I'm a product of the '50's~'60's generation!!!
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Nowadays manufacturers don't include printed matter and very seldom there is a CD or DVD. You have to search through HP site to download what you are looking for.
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most computers do not ship a os cd anymore. normally you can request one from the manufacturer but it will cost
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Vernon - I agree with the other answer: You MUST use MUSIC ONLY disks. I bought some locally, but they were hard to find. Call one of the upscale stereo/computer/electronics dealers in your area.