HP CD Minus R - 50pk

CD-R (Recordable) discs can be written to only once, after which the data is permanent. CD-RW (ReWritable) discs can be erased and rewritten multiple times.

When stored properly in a cool, dry place away from light, data on CD-R discs can typically last for decades, though actual longevity can vary.

Most standard audio CD players can play music burned onto these CD-R discs, especially if recorded in standard audio formats (like Red Book audio).

The 'x' speed indicates how quickly data can be written to the disc. 52x is a relatively fast speed for CD-R, allowing for quick burning of content.

A 700MB disc can typically hold about 150 songs in MP3 format (at 128 kbps) or around 17-20 albums in uncompressed audio format (WAV or AIFF).

No, these are CD-R discs, meaning they are for one-time recording only and are not rewritable.

Ensure the disc is inserted correctly, with the label side up. Try cleaning the drive's laser lens. Test with another disc to rule out a faulty disc.

Close all other applications that may be using system resources. Ensure the burning software is up-to-date. Check if the drive is clean and functioning properly. Try a slower write speed.

Verify the integrity of the data before burning. Handle the disc carefully to avoid scratches. Ensure the reading drive is clean and compatible.