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Hi,
first thing is I don't personally have a CD writer, and will allow you a moment to laugh before I ask my question (to which you may also laugh).
A friend of mine has mentioned that he buys these 70min blank CDs, but often he wants to record other CDs which are slightly over 70min.
Apparently it is possible to record over 70min on a 70min CD, but there is a warning about such "overburning". But, there is no explanation of what the danger of overburning is?
What is the risk he is being warned about?
first thing is I don't personally have a CD writer, and will allow you a moment to laugh before I ask my question (to which you may also laugh).
A friend of mine has mentioned that he buys these 70min blank CDs, but often he wants to record other CDs which are slightly over 70min.
Apparently it is possible to record over 70min on a 70min CD, but there is a warning about such "overburning". But, there is no explanation of what the danger of overburning is?
What is the risk he is being warned about?