CD and DVD Drives

its not much different besides the flash drive being smaller space alot of people think dvds can only hold videos but thats not true

dvd gives better quality...!

You can use Windows Media Player, just add the songs you downloaded to it. I don't think you can burn with Frostwire, anyway.

Based on the information included in the question,

the best hypothesis is that it's broke.

An error code E33 on a CD changer means that the disk tray door is open. If the door is not actually open, the sensor is bad that reads if the door is open or closed.

I was wondering the same thing and found out (according to an answer posted at this link: http://en.allexperts.com/q/British-TV-2747/House-Elliot-1.htm) that, no, there is no series 4. Apparently, the third season abruptly ended.

MGM/UA Home Entertainment last distributed Fortune Men's Eyes on November 18, 1992 as a VHS. No DVD released has been announced but some online sellers do sell copies.

Yes. But not without obtaining software to decrypt and rip the DVD. Please note that I am not advocating that you do this...since it is against the law. However, if you were to do so, once the DVD was ripped, you could convert the .vob files into something the Zvue could play with the Zapp software or the Zflicks software both of which can be found on Zvue's website.

A = pi * r^2

A = pi * 6^2

A = 36pi

If you are using 3.14 for pi, then

ANS : D.) 113.04 cm^2

Nope and it probably wont be. Watch BBC America at 3am to see it.

remastered Remastering is used (1) to produce a new master recording of an old recording in order to improve the quality; (2) to port electronic material from one medium to another, such as making a DVD from a VHS tape.

Try warming the car by letting it run for a short time, but not letting it get hot. Also something like WD40 sprayed down in there overnight will help.

Never Use WD40 unless you are absolutely sure the sensor is U/S. The silicon in wd40 will adversely affect the O2 sensor operation.

I seem to recall that the website for the Actor's Fund said that due to copyright issues with the book (the story of the show) the concert was recorded for posterity, but would not be released. There are many bootlegs and bit torrents of the audio available, footage of the rehearsals and concert is on YouTube, and bootlegged DVDs are usually available through international eBay sellers.

Now that the Royal Albert Hall CD and DVD have been released, hopefully there will be a chance of this performance being released.

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It probably means that it is a LightScribe disk, which allows certain DVD burner to print a label on them.

Originally, CD lasers with a wavelength of 780 nm were used, in the infrared.
For DVDs, the wavelength was reduced to 650 nm (red color), and the wavelength
for Blu-ray Disc was reduced to 405 nm (violet color).

they store data and they spin when in use, thats about it.

A CD compresses music, With some music this compression ruins the sound. If music is released only on LP it would be due to this.

Len Cariou's performance in the 1981 production of The Taming of the Shrew at the Stratford Festival in Stratford Ontario was committed to film and may be available on VHS. However, it does not appear to have been released on DVD. CBC released a number of Stratford Shakespeare productions on DVD, but the version of Shrew released in that series is the Colm Feore 1988 production. You can get Len Cariou's Tempest in that series, however.

The Rosetta stone is a computer program. It will not work in a CD player. You must have a computer or laptop.

Ensure you have software to undertake the transfer to begin with - There are loads on the market. Use DVD discs - They have high storage capabilities as video/graphics are memory hungry

A properly operating CD player will not damage a CD because there is no physical contact with the disc except in the center, where no music is stored, however a defective player can damage the disc if the alignment is off causing the disc to touch the internal components of the player.

Ok, there has been a discussion about this over on g6performance.com.

Here is a copy of the service bulletin one of the guys there dug up:

#PIC4509A: Radio Displays Changer Parked Message - keywords battery CD display int intermittent intermittently no owners park radio - (Dec 27, 2007)

Subject: Radio Displays "Changer Parked" Message

Models: 2004-2007 Chevrolet Malibu

2008 Chevrolet Malibu Classic

2005-2008 Pontiac G6

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This PI was superseded to update models and model years. Please discard PIC4509.

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The following diagnosis might be helpful if the vehicle exhibits the symptom(s) described in this PI.

Condition/Concern:

A customer may comment that the radio will display a "Changer Parked" message intermittently at times, and there is NO explanation in the owner's manual for this message.

Recommendation/Instructions:

This message will display after the CD mechanism has initialized or when you manually park the CD mechanism. Initialization occurs normally upon a battery reconnect. The mechanism will unpark itself once you press the CD load button.

Note: After pressing the CD load button, you will NOT get a message that's it's unparked.

First check you're not running too many programs; if so close some down.

It could be your graphics card is outdated; try upgrading the drivers.

Another possibility is that the file you're trying to play is not supported. This could either be because it is a bad download (if the video has been downloaded) or because your computer does not have the right codec installed to play the file.

If you're running Google Chrome, and you're streaming from a site that relies heavily on Flash, you may encounter Shockwave Flash errors that cause performance issues. There are work around's for this type of issue - Just do a search for "stop shockwave flash error chrome".

Lastly, if it's a DVD, ensure there are no scratches on the disc.

Another causes to this problem can be that your power supply does not give enough power to your GPU (graphical processing unit).

To format a Creative Zen is quite simple. Turn off you player. Then hold the play button and turn on your player. You will now see a menu that gives you options to format. After, select the option to reboot/ restart. There are other options to clean up and reload firmware. In Windows XP (I haven't tried with any other platform), you can right-click on the Zen in the drive listing and select Format from the context menu.

However, in my case this hasn't performed the full factory reset that I have been looking for.