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The users manual should be able to tell you what the write to speed is (2x, 4x, etc.), if you don't have that, and know what type of CDR you have, then you could always check the manufacturers website, which should contain that info.
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The users manual should be able to tell you what the write to speed is (2x, 4x, etc.), if you don't have that, and know what type of CDR you have, then you could always check the manufacturers website, which should contain that info.

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simonet,<br />
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i guess my reading the question a little closer would have been helpful..<br />
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hahahahaha...<br />
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oh well, <br />
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nfroio
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simonet,

i guess my reading the question a little closer would have been helpful..

hahahahaha...

oh well,

nfroio

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Is there anyway to determine what speed a cdr was recorded at?
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Is there anyway to determine what speed a cdr was recorded at?

What speed was my CDR recorded at?

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