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The CD has to be certified to be used in high speed drives - that is simply a matter of manufacturing quality. Low cost CD's normally work well up to 4x speed. Ask your dealer whether your sort of CD is HS capable - if he don't know go away!

Stefan

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Andrew wrote in message <6f2h7h$k55$1@reader1.reader.news.ozemail.net>...
>Has anyone had any problems with high speed cdrom drives?
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>A couple of my friends and I have had problems with 10x, 12x and faster
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>Sometimes they have trouble reading certain disks (especially CDR disks).
>The drive either refuses to read them or seeks back and forth for a long
>time, or the transfer time is lousy.
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