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  1. 12th Oct 2001 22:53 #1
    Erwin
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    I have owned a Philips for almost a year. I use NERO and have been burning at 8x for awhile. Well the other night, I think I may have ruined my CDRW drive. I tried to burn one of those XVCDs that are 776MEG cramed onto a 80min CDR. The buffer was going up and down like I have never seen before. Now when I try to burn at 8x it will eventually drop to 4x (and say due to media). I guess I need to get a new drive. I hate buying things that I didn't plan on buying (don't we all )
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    Phillips CD-RW drives are not known for their high quality.

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