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Old December 20th 03, 11:33 PM
Alan
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Default how to see cdr media maximum speed

I have various stacks of cdr media and the labels are sometimes missing. I
have installed new cd burner and wonder how I can tell what is the maximum
speed of the disks I have. Some are labeled 16x so I know about those -
what software can I download that tells me this. I use roxio easy cd
creator 5.35 which does not appear to have this.

alan


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