Mitsumi CR-4809TE vs. Lite-On LTR-24102B

 

Media compatibility tests:

Well, how fast is the drives at writing? Especially at writing older discs and no-name, low quality discs. For this test we used CloneCD to write from an image.

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CD-R disc brand and manufacturer
Brand | length | certified speed | (Real manufacturer, DYE type)
Mitsumi CR-4809TE
Write time and speed
Lite-On LTR-24102B
Write time and speed
MPO 80min 24X(MPO, phthalocyanine) 4&#58 02 – 24X 3&#58 48 – 24X
TDK RefleX 74min16X(Taiyo Yuden, Cyanine) 5&#58 01 – 16X 4&#58 49 – 16X
No-name 74min ( CMC Magnetics, cyanine) 5&#58 01 – 16X 3&#58 39 – 24X
No-name 74min (Fornet international, cyanine) 5&#58 06 – 16X 3&#58 59 – 20X
No-name 74min (prodisc, phthalocyanine) 5&#58 00 – 16X 3&#58 30 – 24X
No-name 74min (MMM&M, phthalocyanine) 4&#58 59 – 16X 3&#58 31 – 24X
Kodak Silver+Gold 12X(Kodak, phthalocyanine) 4&#58 59 – 16X 3&#58 32 – 24X
Mr.Platinum 74min 12X (Postech, Cyanine) 4&#58 59 – 16X 3&#58 32 – 24X
Acer 74min 12X (Acer, phthalocyanine) 4&#58 59 – 16X 3&#58 33 – 24X
Ritek 24X 80min (Ritek, phthalocyanine) 4&#58 03 – 24X 3&#58 48 – 24X
Fujifilm 24X 80min (Fujifilm, phthalocyanine) 4&#58 01 – 24X 4&#58 18 – 20X

MMM&M=Multimedia Masters & Machinery

Media compatibility summary: All brands were written at their rated speed or higher, except the fujifilm 24X, which was written at 20X with the Lite-On. Beside that fujifilm was written at 20X only, Lite-on was on par and in most cases better than the Mitsumi. But we can’t really complain on the Mitsumi since it wrote all CD-R discs at their rated speed or higher.


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