Those things sound like nonsense, from:
http://www.activewin.com/reviews/har...features.shtml
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new audio data writing mode that basically produces CD-R with less jitter
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since pits are longer the CD player’s lens receives more reflected information for each pit
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Both would be true if CD work like gramophone records. But they don't. It's either a 0 or a 1. I'm not sure what "more reflected information" a CD player is supposed to receive. The same applies to jitter. The jitter isn't read from the CD, it's introduced by your listening equipment.
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Now you may be wondering if the human ear can hear the difference between an Audio Master recorded CD and a normal written CD. The answer is definitely yes. Indeed the Audio Master recorded CD reproduced, on our Yamaha HiFi system, a much clearer and accurate sound than the same music CD recorded normally.
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Since it's not mentioned how the test if performed, II think it's safe to assume it's not a blind test, meaning it's a useless test.
I think this is one that should be added to:
http://web.archive.org/web/200702091...audiophile.htm 