Dual layer CD-Rs?

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sigmend

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I didn't know these were coming out.
Has any one had a chance to use these yet?
And better yet, What drives can write these 2 layer CD-Rs?
 
Nope :D
I saw a pack of them at my local computer shop, I would pick them up, but I am poor
I am usually up on technology, but this one snuck up on me
I think they can hold like 1.3GB
 
Originally posted by sigmend
Nope :D
I saw a pack of them at my local computer shop, I would pick them up, but I am poor
I am usually up on technology, but this one snuck up on me
I think they can hold like 1.3GB
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Wow that is interesting. How much were they?
 
you sure it wasn't just one of the sony "double denisty" CDRWs?

basically, sony released a CDRW drive that could record onto special 1.3GB cds by reducing the size of the "pits" that were burned onto the CD.
 
^^Seconded. Felix88 seems to have hit the nail on the head. These are older discs, made by Sony, called DD-CDRs. They only work on a Sony CDRW drive, the CRX200 IIRC.
 
Originally posted by felix88
you sure it wasn't just one of the sony "double denisty" CDRWs?

basically, sony released a CDRW drive that could record onto special 1.3GB cds by reducing the size of the "pits" that were burned onto the CD.
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Is that sort of like what that "gigarec" technology on the Plextor Premium drives do?
 
it's similar AFAIK, except gigarec that the plextors can do works on regular media.
 
I had never even heard of these DD CDs before, guess you learn something new everyday.

And Gigarec has the drive cram a gig onto regular media, doesn't need fancy cds.
 
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