Dean Craddock wrote in
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Try using a CDRW.

From a players point of view, a normal CD has similar characteristics
to a CDRW and it's not unusual for such units to be ok with these
discs. As for CDR's, you've discovered the rule of thumb, once you've
found a disc that works, stick with it.


I think thats advice for DVD players. If you have an old DVD player
it may struggle with CD-R but fair better with CD-RW.

Also in reply to earlier post the visible colour of the coating is not
really whats important ..

Try good quality 74 minute CD's (if you can still find them)


Lordy #2 *changed nick to avoid confusion!*