does anyone know where I can order 99min cdr in US?

[StUdMaN]

preferably cheap

 

[Comp625]

I remember somewhere on compusa.com they were selling $10 10pk CD-Rs that were 800mb (instead of the regular 650 and 700mb cd-rs). However, I could never find these at the store and someone on these AT forums told me that the odds of each cd ending up being a coaster is 1:2.

 

[DanJ]

I guess I have to be the guy that comes in and says:

MAN THIS IS A HOT DEAL.

 

[icantiwont]

Does anyone know when this thread is going to get locked?
Suggest you move this to I wanna thread before the flaming begins.

 

[SHT49781]

do any of the cdr/rw drives support over 80 min cds?

 

[TurtleMan]

dude.. i have 99min cdr.. but they don't work with ur burner, or any burning software that support it
there mite be some, but i don't know .. u can get them online or get those 99min cdr in computershow

 

[StUdMaN]

yes some of the 24x cdr burners can lite on is the kind I am getting and it is in it's specs

 

[Nefrodite]

only some buners can do it doesn't matter what you set your software to

 

[CivilRightsLawyer]

belongs in "I WANNA" or "technical support" thread.

 

[cremefilled]

These CDR's have limited readability as well as writeability. In other words, don't expect to be able to pop it into your car stereo and have it play.

OT: there are now several recordable disc prototypes in the 20 to 50 GB range, and I was reading about these as long as three years ago. These also have transfer rates in excess of the fastest (yes, faster than Ultra-Wide-and-Special-and-Fast SCSI, etc.) hard drives. C'mon, tech sector, get off your duffs and release these!

 

[popeye44]

A pal here in the bay area bought some at compusa.
now go post this in the IWANNA