Can Music be copied on these discs? null

Don't think so, I have hundreds of CD to record on, if you are close to where I live. East Hartford, CT

Well, these DVDs are for videos (to watch), but technically, yes, you could fit hours "more" music on a DVD than a CD. However, the only problem is, you'd wouldn't be able to play it in a CD player. You'd have to play it through your DVD player hooked up to a TV, connected to a Hi Fi stereo/home theatre system to hear it. I used to tape 6 hours of music to a VHS, but could only play it through my VCR (hooked up to my stereo).

For creating a music disc you would need to use CD-R discs. Music files can be copied to a DVD+R disc but it would only be playable on a computer.

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Don't think so, I have hundreds of CD to record on, if you are close to where I live. East Hartford, CT
Answered by AlanB 3 years ago
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Answered by Nico 3 years ago
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Well, these DVDs are for videos (to watch), but technically, yes, you could fit hours "more" music on a DVD than a CD. However, the only problem is, you'd wouldn't be able to play it in a CD player. You'd have to play it through your DVD player hooked up to a TV, connected to a Hi Fi stereo/home theatre system to hear it. I used to tape 6 hours of music to a VHS, but could only play it through my VCR (hooked up to my stereo).
Answered by FreeRPGer 3 years ago
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For creating a music disc you would need to use CD-R discs. Music files can be copied to a DVD+R disc but it would only be playable on a computer.
Answered by VerbatimProductSupport 3 years ago
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