CD and DVD Drives

Commercial DVD's are not burned they are pressed from a master in huge numbers. That is why you cannot duplicate a commercial DVD to a DVD-R for example. You can burn from a DVR to a DVD but you won't be sble to do it digitally if there is copy protection. For example if you record a program from cable and it is copy protected, you are only able to put on digital media (Recorder or DVD) once. The next transfer will be blocked if there is copy protection in the program. About half the programs have this protection now.

In 1883 John Michael Kohler enamelled a cast iron horse trough, but people had been bathing in wooden and metal tubs for years before that.

You can't actively record to a CD in the same way as you can to a video cassette, but nothing stops you recording to a PC hard drive and then burning the video file to a CD afterwards.

Either the player is wearing out or the DVD is badly scratched and therefore it cannot play anymore. A solution would be to either get a new DVD player if thhe player is the problem, or buy a new disc of the movie if the disc is the problem. You can even purchase a DVD player lens cleaner which is actually a DVD that cleans the gears inside the player.

DVD as a format had two qualities at the time that were not available in any other interactive medium: enough capacity and speed to provide high quality, full motion video and sound, and low cost delivery mechanism provided by consumer products retailers.

You can generally pick a pack up from any store that sells electronics or office supplies.

prices are based on quantity but won't kill your pocket.

Cheaper & specific quantities can also be bought online from various website.

Yes the Lenovo IdeaPad comes with a DVD RW Drive.

Your question begs the question, "Hours of what?" The disc can hold 4.7 GB of data. What the data is, and its Format will determine the number of playback hours that it represents. It is possible to record one movie on the disc and have it be full, or record multiple movies on the same capacity disc. This is because the software creating the disc can use compression when writing. Likewise, you could write only audio files in MP3 format to the disc and have many hours and hours of content.

In the highest quality format, a DVD will hold only one hour of video/audio content. At a lower quality, equivalent to a VHS tape, the same DVD can hold about 9 hours of video/audio content. So, the answer to your question is, between 1 and 9 hours of video/audio content, in a decent quality.

yes because the cd and the dvd is the same., and it can clean them both.

if you go to Kirrawee High then high, im probably in your class.

disk (compact disk)

Both are correct. They are largely interchangeable. Typically, however, disc (the shortened form of discus) is reserved for actual, physical objects, while diskrefers more to the shape.

The inventors of astroturf were James M. Faria and Robert T. Wright of Monsato Industries. It was Co-invented and was invented in 1964 at Robert Wright's house and astroturf is mainly used on football pitches (not surprising)

Blu-Ray discs hold significantly more than an average DVD. This enables content producers to put the highest resolution possible on a BD.

If you own the rights to the software, then no, of course it's not illegal. However it's copyright infringment if you do not own the software.

One could shop for a DVD-RW drive at Amazon or many other major retailers nationwide. Best Buy, Walmart and TigerDirect is also good places to compare the best price for the right one you need.

A DVD stores 4700 MB which is 4.7 Gigs a DVD Movies is usually around 700 MB or so. 4700/700 MB and your looking at a few hours of video. Hope this helped :)

Portable media player holds the most followed by usb drive.

Varies greatly. Portable media players tend to have many Gigs of space. A USB drive can hold anything from a few Meg to many Gigs.

700 MB.

I was unaware that the Drug Enforcement Association made an Application for cell phones. In case you don't get my humor, I meant that perhaps the app's name would be iD.E.A. But, if the question is meant ask who first thought to make a cell phone, here's what I think. I'm sure Alexander Graham Bell probably would have liked to have done it in 1848, though he simply didn't have the know-how. Nikola Tesla probably could have pioneered this technology if he weren't so engrossed in making electropropulsive flying machines. Nathan B. Stubblefield was gained a patent for a wireless phone in 1908. It was much more like a field radio than anything else. In 1947, A patent for wireless cell stations was made by AT&T. Sweigert the first efficient cellular telephony device in 1969. Martin Cooper made up the design for the first cellular phone that became successful.

There are a few ways. A USB turntable ($) or an older analog turntable. If you use the analog, you'll either need an older receiver or an adapter for it. You'll also need an audio adpater to go from RCA plugs to a mini-plug. Then you need audio recording software. You can buy it, or find one free. I use Audacity, which is free and can be easily found on the web.

There are numerous ways to create a CD with Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).

Right click on the Desktop and select New Folder from the menu. Add content to the folder and give it a name. Right click on the folder and select "Burn Your Folder's Name to Disc...". You will then be advised to insert a blank disc and how much space is required for the contents of the folder.


Select New Burn Folder from the File menu of the Finder/Desktop. Add content to the folder and then click the Burn button in the upper right corner.


To burn an audio CD from iTunes: create a Playlist and add the desired tracks to the playlist. Right click on the playlist's name and select "Burn playlist to disc" from the menu.

DVD discs have much more capacity - 4.7 Gigabytes compared to a CD's 700 Megabytes. This means that each DVD can hold almost 7 CDs worth of stuff.