On windows Media player you can burn at fastest, fast, medium, and slow...Which would you choose for these?
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I always use a medium speed why rush and take a chance of a CD not coming out right then you loose a nice CD. The quality of these CD's are great and I love the look. I have used these for years and recommend them highly.
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i always burn at the top speed rate and the copy most always comes out great. the verbatim dicks are very good quilty.
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Music player: Plays your favorite music content from nearly every source (MP3, WMA, secure WMA, Ogg Vorbis, Flac), AAC (DRM-free iTunes). I use WMA and MP3. I've never used MP4, so I don't know. MP3 and WMA can use the drag/drop feature to load selections from computer, or copy/paste. WMA has a better music quality if you have a musician ear. You can download the manual from SanDisk and check the specs, which is what I did. It's a simple player, but does all I want it to.
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first of all i dont see sense of wiriting slower, most of all modern players have perfect compatibility playing cd-r discs no matter the speed they was burn it, why you are interested in slower speeds than 16x? may you thinking slower speed improve better results and better playback of the disc?, well if this is your matter, plaxtors drives writes great and perfect even at the maximum speeds!,with perfect results and taiyo discs dont need to burn slower than 16 x because they may be made to writes from 16x and over w perfect playbacks, so if you are getting trouble playing discs try using another software like roxio, or try play the discs in another player. first of all i dont see sense of wiriting slower, most of all modern players have perfect compatibility playing cd-r discs no matter the speed they was burn it, why you are interested in slower speeds than 16x? may you thinking slower speed improve better results and better playback of the disc?, well if this is your matter, plaxtors drives writes great and perfect even at the maximum speeds!,with perfect results and taiyo discs dont need to burn slower than 16 x because they may be made to writes from 16x and over w perfect playbacks, so if you are getting trouble playing discs try using... » Read More first of all i dont see sense of wiriting slower, most of all modern players have perfect compatibility playing cd-r discs no matter the speed they was burn it, why you are interested in slower speeds than 16x? may you thinking slower speed improve better results and better playback of the disc?, well if this is your matter, plaxtors drives writes great and perfect even at the maximum speeds!,with perfect results and taiyo discs dont need to burn slower than 16 x because they may be made to writes from 16x and over w perfect playbacks, so if you are getting trouble playing discs try using another software like roxio, or try play the discs in another player. « Show Less
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My earlier answer was erroneous. After reading the Charles Lohr reply I confirmed that in fact during playback you can adjust playback speed using the plus & minus buttons after pressing the OK button a second time (the first time starts playback). It seems to retain the last playback speed selection even after shutting down.
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In theory, yes, you could, but I found two problems: only plays files in mp4 format, so you must convert any file to this;and that's the second problem, the conversion takes a loooong time, as a day per file. My advice, avoid this unit like the plague.
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As for the highest speed for CD burning, both the burner and burning software may have to support that specific speed. However, as far as I know, for the lowest speed burning, there is no limit on the burner and you can select a typical low speed that you want on your burning software. I also usually burn important CDs with equal or less than ×8 speed and sometimes ×4 and even ×2. I am currently using the Nero Burning ROM software and PX-891SAW and had no problem in burning CDs below ×8 speed. It is likely that the '16X' speed written on the Taiyo Yuden blank CD may be the recommended fastest speed for burning and not the lowest speed. As for the highest speed for CD burning, both the burner and burning software may have to support that specific speed. However, as far as I know, for the lowest speed burning, there is no limit on the burner and you can select a typical low speed that you want on your burning software. I also usually burn important CDs with equal or less than ×8 speed and sometimes ×4 and even ×2. I am currently using the Nero Burning ROM software and PX-891SAW and had no problem in burning CDs below ×8 speed. It is likely that the '16X' speed written on the Taiyo Yuden blank CD may be the recommended... » Read More As for the highest speed for CD burning, both the burner and burning software may have to support that specific speed. However, as far as I know, for the lowest speed burning, there is no limit on the burner and you can select a typical low speed that you want on your burning software. I also usually burn important CDs with equal or less than ×8 speed and sometimes ×4 and even ×2. I am currently using the Nero Burning ROM software and PX-891SAW and had no problem in burning CDs below ×8 speed. It is likely that the '16X' speed written on the Taiyo Yuden blank CD may be the recommended fastest speed for burning and not the lowest speed. « Show Less
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WD Media players plays just about every type of files you feed it to. It plays regular VOB or VIDEO_TS files (DVD movies) without the need of re-encoding or 'shrinking' it where you'd ended up with a movie of inferior and loss of quality. The internet app on the 'Live Plus' version is more than enough, including Netflix, Blockbuster and others.
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There is but I like to edited my content in Windows Media Player. It's faster and saves on the battery charge.
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go for 10. It reduces the chance of missed frames and will transfer faster to your computer
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that is the speed at which it can burn. Your other CD-R's are limited to only 12x.
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You are absolutely right David. I create my playlists on Windows Media Player 11 and zip,it's on the player. To delete a song or add, it's the same thing...hook it up and do what you want-thru WMP. This is our 2nd SanDisk. The other one is the black 2MG. Only problem we had with that one was every time we plugged in the USB XP said the deivce wasn't recognized. SanDisk was great! After walking me thru some instructions to no avail, SanDisk said we'll supply the shipping label and costs and will replace immediately. They did. Now, no problems. I think the service at SanDisk is top-notch.
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Well, it all depends on the video quality you want in your project. But, yes, at the video quality a single-layer disc allows you 120 minutes, a dual layer will allow you double the capacity. Roughly. The disc requires some space for administrative data, so the 8.5Gb rating doesn't refer to the amount you can get onto the disc. Your media/burning app should be able to tell you how much space available vs. required when you're burning.
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All in specs on the page. Up to 16x writing speed on BD-R media! Write up to 50 Gbytes on one BD-R DL disc QuickPlay - Movies are ready faster Backwards compatible with DVD and CD mediaNot a BDXL player or burner
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I don't think it matters. This is a consumer product with very little write speed requirements - not like a camera, you load the songs once and then mostly read the mp3 files. The songs are loaded from a PC that can be very patient while the files are written to the flash memory card. I would go with the least expensive - and I have done that in the past.
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Yes. Ad long as you have a good copying program. I would suggest burning at a slow speed. I usually write at 2.5.
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My workflow is as follows:1.Dump files to computer2.Use SDCopy to very quickly make the mod files Mpg's , and flag them as 16:93.Open Premiere Elements 7, and edit as needed.4.Allow PE7 to burn a dvd.5.Good results
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This player doesn't have it's own software, so you can use whichever media program you like, I suppose. I don't use WMP or iTunes, but I've used it with Media Monkey, Musicmatch, Amarok, and a couple of others.