What is CDR?
CDR – Compact Disc Recordable. Gold, Green and Blue-colored CDRs are write once discs that contain the same data as CD-ROMs and can be read in the same drives. A desktop CDR writer transfers data to the discs one bit at a time with a laser that raises microscopic bubbles in a light sensitive dye coating on the CDR disc. The bubbles are read like the pits and lands on a CD-ROM.
Related Questions
- Backup Plus reports Error #503 or #507 when I am trying to backup to my CDR either in single archive mode or multiple disk style mode. What do these errors mean?
- I burn my CDRs using Maxell 650s for sample mixes to hear on other stereos. Do different CDRs really make that big of a difference?
- Why is ICM Important?
