Some q's about CDs and CD Burning
1. All CD's sold today can hold up to 80 min. of audio, right?
(And all CD players can play those CDs.)
So why doesn't my burner let me put more than 73 min. on the CDs?
I got it a couple of years ago -- maybe that's why? Do all modern CD burners support full-80-min. CD's?
2. What is a good, stable, free program for designing the layout of the disc (the inserts, the outer slip, etc.)? The ones that come with CD burners are usually shitty. Mine, from HP CD-Writer Plus, sucks ass. It can't insert a GIF file, can't draw a rectangle, GPFs every 5 min., and can't save some layouts.
So, I need a good and usable CD layout designer; any advice?
3. All professional CD's have glossy inserts and sheets. Why is it so hard to find glossy-paper layouts? Companies like Avery, etc. either don't offer anything glossy, or only 1 side of the double-folding insert.
4. If you go to a store and buy a pack of recordable CD's, you'll notice that they all have a "black" (or colored) "rim"; usually black, not transparent. But most professional CD boxes are 100% transparent, including this "rim." Where can I find those?
Thanks
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