Which blank CDs are compatilbe with my 887MHz Powerbook?

I bought new blank CDs from TDK. Toast gives me an error message before writing. I think the TDK CDs aren't compatible with the old drive. I'm searching for a list of compatible CDs? I haven't found one, yet. Do anyone knows a website? Thanks

Yes...
DVD's use smaller "pits and lands" or physical data bits on the acutal disc than CD's do. That's how they can store more data than CD's.
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