In an earlier thread someone said that when the CD reader was looking at the interior of the CD, that speeds might only be 4X as opposed to the 48-52 whatever speeds that the player was rated for on the outside of the CD. It seemed to make sense. Rotation and seeking speed would be higher at the outside.
Would it make sense to "fill" the interior of a CD with something blank (a silent sound file). For instance your project was 300 megs. First record a 340 meg unused file to the master, and then burn your project next.
I am not computer literate (mostly macs most of my life), but is this an idea that could improve project play?
Hoping to avoid ridicule...
Cheers
Syverson
Would it make sense to "fill" the interior of a CD with something blank (a silent sound file). For instance your project was 300 megs. First record a 340 meg unused file to the master, and then burn your project next.
I am not computer literate (mostly macs most of my life), but is this an idea that could improve project play?
Hoping to avoid ridicule...
Cheers
Syverson
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