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Philips CD-R - 800 MB - 90 Min - 25 Pack

Philips CD-R - 800 MB - 90 Min - 25 Pack

Philips CD-R blanks are powerful and convenient recordable storage media for standard CD burners a...

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This guide is for users of Philips CD-R 800 MB discs, providing essential information for optimal use. These CD-Rs are ideal for storing data, music, photos, and games on standard CD burners. However, keep in mind that the maximum recording time is 90 minutes. This guide will help you understand the features, setup, and care for these CD-R discs.

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Model Part NumberCR8D8NB25/00
BrandPhilips

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FAQs

How much data can a Philips CD-R hold?

Each disc can store up to 800 MB of data.

What is the recording time of these discs?

The recording time is up to 90 minutes.

Can I erase and reuse the discs?

No, CD-R discs are write-once media. Once data is written, it cannot be erased or overwritten.

What kind of CD players are compatible with these discs?

They are compatible with most standard CD players, including those in car stereos, home stereos, and CD-ROM drives.

How should I store the discs?

Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and dust. Keep them in their protective cases.

Can I use these discs to store video?

Yes, but be aware of the 90-minute recording limitation. The actual video time will depend on the video quality and compression used.

What does 'X' speed mean on the disc?

'X' refers to the speed at which the CD can be recorded. For example, 52X means the disc can be burned at up to 52 times the original CD audio speed.

Troubleshooting

Disc is not recognized by the CD player.

Ensure the disc has been finalized correctly after burning. Clean the disc and try again. Confirm that the player supports the CD-R format.

Burning process fails.

Check your CD burner and ensure it is working correctly. Reduce the burning speed and try again. Use a different brand of CD-R.

Playback issues.

Clean the disc with a soft cloth. Check the CD player for dust or obstructions. Ensure files were encoded correctly during the burning process.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Large storage capacity for its format.
  • Long recording time suitable for music and data.
  • Wide compatibility with various CD players.
  • Durable and designed for long-term use.
  • Convenient packaging for storage and organization.

Cons

  • Limited to 90 minutes of recording time.
  • Requires a CD burner for writing data.
  • Not compatible with newer DVD or Blu-ray players.
  • Physical media is more susceptible to damage.
  • Storage capacity is less than modern alternatives.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Insert a Philips CD-R disc into your CD burner.
  2. Use CD burning software on your computer (e.g., Nero, ImgBurn) to write data, music, photos, or games.
  3. Choose the desired files and select the 'burn' or 'write' option.
  4. Follow the software prompts, and ensure the disc is properly finalized after the process is complete.

Compatibility

These discs are compatible with:

  • Standard CD burners and players
  • CD-ROM drives
  • Stereo systems, car radios, and discmans that support CD-R format

Care

  • Handle discs by the edges to avoid fingerprints on the recording surface.
  • Store discs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Clean the disc with a soft, lint-free cloth if necessary. Do not use solvents.
  • Avoid scratching the disc surface, as it can damage the data.

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