CD is plainly on music/sounds while DVD includes music/sounds and video.
It depends but the slim ones a 57grams and the big ones are 100g
You can see a rainbow on a CD because the surface of the CD acts as a diffraction grating, separating white light into its different colors. When light hits the surface, it gets diffracted and the different colors become visible due to interference patterns.
Generally speaking, the shiny side of a DVD (or CD) is, indeed, the content side, so yes, this is true. It is possible to put a finish on the "label" side of a DVD or CD that is more shiny than the "content" side, but we often see a "dull" finish to the non-content side of one of these discs. If you look at the content side of the media in light, you should see a bit of a "rainbow" effect as light is reflected off the reflective surface beneath the clear material the disc is made of. This is the content side of the disc, and the laser used to scan it will "bounce" off the reflective surface.
The colorful rainbow on the back of a CD is caused by diffraction, where light waves are bent and spread out due to the closely spaced tracks on the CD. This diffraction creates the rainbow effect as different colors of light interfere constructively and destructively.
Pound means different things in different countries. An avoirdupois pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms, so you can divide by this number.Pound means different things in different countries. An avoirdupois pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms, so you can divide by this number.Pound means different things in different countries. An avoirdupois pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms, so you can divide by this number.Pound means different things in different countries. An avoirdupois pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms, so you can divide by this number.
CD - or DVD ! If it's CD - then yes, if it's a DVD, then nope - the playback machines are different.
A DVD has a higher capacity than a CD
CD is plainly on music/sounds while DVD includes music/sounds and video.
The two types of CD-ROM are DVD&CD drives
No. A DVD is a DVD, a CD is a CD. The two are cpletely different formats and use different wavelengths, so a CD player is incapable of reading a DVD. A DVD player can read CDs only because it can be made to operate at the other wavelength to read CDs. a CD holds 700 MB / 80 minutes of audio, whereas a DVD can hold 4700 million bytes / 4483 MB / 4.38 GB.
There are several different types of recordable DVD, newer DVD players can generally play any type back but earlier ones could only play back one type of DVD. Even though CD's look similar to DVD's they are quite different.
Dvd is different kind of storage disc even though it looks same as CD. Hence cd-rw cannot write dvd,while usually dvd-r or dvd-rw will be having facility to write on a cd.
A CD or DVD duplicator allows you to duplicate, copy, your favorite CD or DVD. You can learn more about the many "automated duplicators" available. Some "duplicators" not only provide speed and accuracy of copying a DVD or CD but are photocopiers as well. Some "automated copiers" also come with full service "PC's". They range in price from $2500 and up.
No! The eye is only formatted to TT2 CD device (CD's) U can play CD's in a DVD device.
Burning a disk means to write data onto it. By looking at the categories you have assigned, you are looking to "burn" or put songs onto a disk. Be aware there are two results: a "data" disk you can only play in a computer, an Audio CD you can also play in a CD player.
A CD drive cannot use a DVD. They are different systems.
the dvd you watch to and the cd you listen to.