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How are CD-Rs different than professional music CDs?

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How are CD-Rs different than professional music CDs?

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A CD-R is a blank “compact disc – recordable”. However, the music or software CD-ROM is a “compact disc – read only memory”. The CD-ROMs you buy in stores are not recordable. They were never recorded. Instead they were mechanically stamped or pressed, like the old-fashioned vinyl LP albums.

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