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Philips CD-R Blank Recordable Discs - 80 Mins 700MB 52x Speed Spindle Pack 50 pack

Philips CD-R Blank Recordable Discs - 80 Mins 700MB 52x Speed Spindle Pack 50 pack

Philips CDR-80 (52x) 50pk Spindle. These discs offer a 52x top recording speed on a CDR/RW burner,...

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This guide is for anyone looking to store data, music, photos, or games on CD-R discs using Philips CD-R Blank Recordable Discs. The key benefit is the ability to record up to 700MB of data or 80 minutes of audio at a fast 52x speed. Keep in mind that these discs are for one-time recording only, so back up your important data.

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Model Part NumberCR7D5NB50/00
BrandPhilips

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FAQs

What is the storage capacity of these discs?

Each disc can store up to 700MB of data or 80 minutes of audio.

What is the recording speed?

The discs support a 52x write speed.

Are these discs rewritable?

No, these are CD-R (recordable) discs, meaning you can only write to them once.

What can I use these discs for?

You can use them for storing data, backing up files, archiving photos, or recording music.

What kind of drive do I need to use these discs?

You need a CD-R/RW drive (a drive that can write to CD-R discs).

How do I care for the discs?

Handle discs by their edges, keep them clean, and store them in a cool, dry place.

What software do I need to burn these discs?

You'll need CD burning software like Nero or ImgBurn.

Are these discs compatible with all CD players?

They are compatible with most CD-ROM drives and players, but it's always a good idea to test compatibility.

Troubleshooting

Disc is not recognized by the CD drive.

Ensure the disc is properly inserted. Clean the disc surface with a soft cloth. Try a different CD drive.

Recording fails or errors occur during burning.

Reduce the write speed in your burning software. Ensure you have sufficient free space on your hard drive. Try a different brand of CD-R disc.

Playback issues or skipping during audio playback.

Clean the CD drive lens. Check for scratches or damage on the disc surface. Try playing the disc on a different CD player.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Large storage capacity (700MB) for various file types.
  • Fast recording speed (52x) saves time.
  • Long recording time (80 minutes) is suitable for music.
  • Wide compatibility with most CD-ROM drives.
  • Available in multiple packaging options.

Cons

  • CD-R discs are write-once; data cannot be erased or overwritten.
  • Storage capacity may be limited compared to newer formats (DVD, Blu-ray).
  • Physical media can be susceptible to scratches and damage.
  • Requires a CD-R/RW burner drive for recording.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Setup: Simply insert a blank CD-R disc into your CD-R/RW drive. Use your CD writing software (e.g., Nero, ImgBurn) to burn your data or audio to the disc.
  • Compatibility: These discs are compatible with most CD-R/RW drives and CD-ROM players. Ensure your drive supports the 52x write speed for optimal performance.
  • Care:
  • Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints.
  • Avoid scratching the disc surface.
  • Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the disc if necessary.

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