There are different ways to replicate a CD. One way is to load the content of the disc onto a music program on your computer. (iTunes, Windows Media Player, Matchbox, Java, etc.) Then, once it is on your computer, most programs will allow you to select what you want on the new CD and simply burn another CD. You have to make sure you are using the right type of CD, though. (Cd-Rom, DVD-Rom, etc)
CD replicators 'replicate' or copy an existing CD or DVD onto a blank disc. These devises are an excellent way to increase one's personal music and movie library.
To replicate your DVD you have many options. You can copy the file on your computer to a flash drive or burn it onto a CD or DVD. If you feel uncomfortable doing this, you can call a professional.
CDs can be duplicated by copying the information from one CD to another using software and a CD-ReadWrite drive. Higher-volume duplicators actually "replicate" CDs by making a stamp and imprinting the information similar to the printing of books or newspapers.
Cells do not replicate "In DNA". Cells replicate their DNA during the process of cell division.
I have a '04 Mazda 6 and I did have problems with the CD player. While playing CD's, the stereo used to drop the entire right channel. I brought it to the dealer several times and 'they couldn't replicate the problem.' One day about 2 years ago when it dropped the right channel, I punched the dashboard and it has worked ever since.
They replicate to form two identical daughter cells.
I will replicate the statue of liberty for my project.
replication forks separate and replicate DNA
Yes, according to the Internet, peroxisomes do self-replicate.
Replicate by following steps exatctly how you did before.
Chromosomes replicate in the first stage of mitosis or meiosis-interphase
You can replicate anything you like, you just cannot call it an "antique," that is fraud.