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  1. 21st Aug 2004 00:39 #1
    samijubal
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    What is overburning? When my drive says it doesn't support overburning, what do they mean?
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    Mostly with CDs, you can squeeze a few more meg onto an area that is normally not meant for writing.

    More info can be found here
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    If you look to the left you can click on a link called "Glossary". If you click on that link you can scroll down and click on the word "overburn". That will give you a definition of overburning.

    If your drive says it doesn't support overburning, that means you can't overburn with that drive.
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