Technically, no - it needs to be a rewritable (RW) rather than recordable (R) disk. However, if you want to erase files because you want to get rid of the disk and have it recycled rather than destroying it, it may be possible to overwrite the files that already on there with something innocuous (like a PDF file of a book), provided the disk hasn't been closed after writing.
RCD? Could be CDR they mean. CD-R = Recordable CD. Maybe they mean to say CDR which is the recordable CD but said it the alphabets like we say the words, Recordable CD. I would be that I am correct. Good luck.
A CD-R
A normal CD can have information recorded onto it once only. A CD Recordable can have information added to it after the original recording has been made
Recordable.
Compact Disk Recordable
It stands for Recordable Compact-Disk.
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A CD-Recordable disc, often called CD-R, is a CD that can be recorded onto, often referred to as burning a disc, once whereas a CD-Rewritable disc, often called CD-RW, can be recorded onto many times by erasing previous material from the disc. Some CD players have problems playing CD-RWs while CD-Rs are less problematical.
No. CD-R stands for Compact Disc Recordable.
Yes, any type of recordable CD can be used to store video data.
A normal CD can have information recorded onto it once only. A CD Recordable can have information added to it after the original recording has been made
Yes, if it is not write protected and has the required amount of space.