This has nothing to do with Mac, it has to do with those that answer our
questions. Ever notice that folks like me (that don't know much) flitter
around with verbiage that leads in circles while those in the know, like Lee
and many others, get right to the question, often giving answers that a
On Oct 28, 2012, at 5:08 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
> Please explain the difference between 4x and 16x. Not sure to what this
> designation refers.
This means they will record at four times the standard DVD playback speed, so a
two hour movie would take a half-hour to record. They'll work
I think that is the rate at which they record or speed that they record at.
The ones you already had at home was faster.
Steve
From: Harry Jacobson-Beyer
To: Macintosh computers related to Apple and Topics
Sent: Sunday, October 28, 2012 5:08 PM
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I found a box of 25 dvd-r at a yard sale today. I bought a box lot of various
items including the dvds for $15.00.
When I got home I noticed they were 4x compatible. I have a container of 16x
compatible dvd-r's.
Please explain the difference between 4x and 16x. Not sure to what this
designatio
