#Writing to CD's
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Robin,
Yes multi session allows you to write to the same CD-R more than once. You
should know however that there are a _lot_ of drives out there that can not
_read_ multisession CDs. That means unless you know what equipment your CD is
going to be played on you'd best stay away from multisession for a while.
I too have written multi session CDs on the Philips CDD521. I've had several
people who said they could read multi session bring the disc back once they
found out they couldn't read them after all. Unless you know the equipment, or
unless you plan to make a lot of updates to the CD, I still suggest it's better
to make a new CD than to write to the old one. If you know the equipment it
will be used on then there's no trouble.
Jerry
Jerry,
Point taken, multi-session is only useful if you can be sure that there's a cd
reader around when you need it <g>.
Robin
Robin,
That's my point exactly. You were just able to put it into fewer words than I.
<g>
Jerry Warner
CD Solutions, Inc.