red n with blue ray disk blue
red
A CD drive uses an infrared laser to read the data. An ultraviolet ray is used in Blu-Ray players, which gives them a much higher storage capacity.
The laser in the drive is the device that actually reads or writes data from and to the CD/CDRW/CDR.
A laser is used to alter the internal metal alloy layer of the CD-RW. The strength of the laser can be varied and this allows the alloy to be manipulated and the data on the CD to be changed.
A small rig moves a laser along the CD, the laser reads binary data from the grooves in the CD and the drive's software interprets the results.
The laser inside the CD/DVD optical drive does the scanning.
a red laser like a CD
No. There are a number of different reasons. It can range from speed of the drive, and by far the most important reason is that a DVD use a blue laser, and CD use a red laser.
CAT laser
Whenever your CD drive closes it queries by spinning and reading with the laser. It detects it by reading some of the data off of it.
I would expect red unless it is a blu-ray (that is blue)
its, mostly Infra Red, a colour you can't see.