black cd or TDK ????
 

to burn ps2 games what cd is better? the cd with the black backword like the orignal or to burn the game on a simple cd ??

Please read my post entitled "CD-R Burning Speed" - it addresses your question. I would avoid black because it adversely affects reflectivity, although now you'll get replies from others that black works perfectly!

idiot
 

Hey squid, Careful who you call a idiot. There is a BIG difference in media and charlie is right on. I am not saying that you cannot get a black cdr to load in a PS2 but they have poor reflectivity and are mostly crap for PS2 backups. Older PS2's that have slightly worn lasers do not work to well with this media so i agree with charlie 100%. They should be avoided.Dont be so quick to call someone a idiot. Most members in this forum are friends and try to help each other out. If you like bashing and flaming people then check out the forums at www.ps2ownz.com or isonews.com

Re: idiot
 

Your post is a perfect example of my point. By using an orange coloured font, you have made it hard to read. A black CD absorbs light energy. reducing reflectivity and making it hard to read.

I like TDKs but verbatims are the best