--- In logic-users@egroups.com, Hanno di Rosa <dirosa@l...> wrote: >> From: superflo@... >> And what causes the errors you mentioned on every (Audio?)-CD that >> anybody burns at home? > physical reasons like lens alignment, impurities in the CDR > plastic, transmission errors because of RF injection, jitter, clocking > problems, just to name a few. ? I´m not a pro in this things, but - if there are that many errors when writing Audio to a CD-R, how is it possible to use data-CD-Rs at all, because interpolation wouldn´t help much in that case, would it? Or are there that good error correction algorithms to compensate houndreds of errors that might occur during burning a 660 MB CDR? After burning and reloading maybe 100 or more CDRs, I never had a data error or anything like that..! Flo