Even if you use a CD-ROM with DAE at faster speeds, you get audio skipping or clicking. This is because the audio track is one continuous stream of data that is read in chunks. The faster the reading speed, the more the likelihood of not landing where you took off. The MediaFORM 5900 will write 8 CDs at one time when fully loaded. Then a reflective surface is sprayed onto the disk, followed by a protective coating, and then it is painted.
Recordable CDs are different in that there are no pits in the polycarbonate.
It is the pits that are read by audio CD players or CD-ROMs. The quality of audio is the same from either since it is all digital. Take a look in our library for a wealth of information, including an article on how compact disks are made. Please do not send technical support questions.