what is the best speed to burn cdr's for getting the least amount of errors?

Thank's

It all depends on the max speed of your drive, the quality of your drive, the software you use.. etcetera.
I have a 52x drive. I burn at speed 8, never had a problem.

I never let my computer to any hard job during the burning.
And with my 52X I burn Audio cd's at 25X and DVD's at 6X (the lowest option).

There are variables but,common sense says the slower you go,the less likely you are to get errors.Most high quality discs are optimized for low speed burning.When you go up to around 32x the errors become much more frequent.

I use 4x for important audio, (Master disks, Demos e.c)
8x for standard audio CDrs
16x to whatever for scribbles (hurry up)

I always use 8X. Never a problem.


SFTD

Thanks alot for the info. I will try burning at 8x.

@Chas44
Especially if you are using windows, just burn and run no other processes during the burning. On MacOS and Linux, things are a bit more flexible, but still.

what is the best bitrate when you are converting files to mp3...for example wv files to mp3...tnx!

Thanks whale

hajduk Wrote:
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> what is the best bitrate when you are converting
> files to mp3...for example wv files to mp3...tnx!


To keep the quality WAV is best.
Otherwise, I can't hear the difference between mp3 192kbit @ 41000 Hz and a WAV-file. But if you're into big subwoofers you might have to use 320 kbit @ 48000 Hz.