CD and DVD Drives

I think for anyone to answer this question without sarcasm, you'll need to be more specific as to the details of your question (What's being stored? For what purpose/use? How much (MB/GB/TB)? Why is this question Hospital Specific (radiation, sterility, sanitation/vector control, EMI/RFI interference, etc)?

I don't think slim Whitman did make any DVD i have looked everywhere for my parents as they would love 2 have a DVD of a concert if anyone knows any different i would love to know.

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4.7 gigabytes

First of all it is not "an" CD Rom/ It's "a" CD Rom.

CD Rom is a pre pressed compact disc that contains data accessible to but not writable by a computer for data storage and music play back.

One cannot be said to really be "better" than the other. When a CD-R has been recorded to, it exhibits all the properties of a traditional CD-ROM. A pressed CD-ROM has a slightly higher theoretical lifespan, but real-world conditions place them at about equal rates of deterioration.

Do you mean to play videos or a slideshow on a DVD player? If so, it depends on your DVD player. Some DVD players can run videos from a regular CD, while others can't

If you mean what kind of CD is needed to STORE pictures and video, it really doesn't matter. You can use a CD, a DVD, or even a Blu-Ray disk.

They have stopped makin DVDs of it..... i went into a music store the other day and they said that they had stopped producing the DVD

To remove a CD from an Alpine 6 CD changer, hit the eject button. The button is in either the top right or top left hand corner.

No. A CD is a type of optical media. An example of magnetic media would be tape (eg. VHS and cassette)

A compact disc, first marketed in 1983, is a sound carrier that is played by a laser beam that reads the code in the disc. A compact disc player is a machine that spins the disc, shines a laser on it, and sends the resulting electrical signal to an amplifer, which sends it to speakers.

That is RAID 1. It uses two drives with identical data so if one fails, you have the other drive.

One variation of RAID 1 used by certain controllers is to write as RAID 1 but read more like RAID 0 (but without the striping). That way, you have the write protection of a mirrored set, but can use the two drives to do interleaved reads for a read performance boost.

Yes. Although there are more high capacity disks out there.

I'm afraid not. A DVD rw is a kind of DVD disc that could only be used to burn DVD on to. If you want to burn a video or movie to DVD, you need a DVD burner program like wondershare to do the job. I have used the DVD burner, and it works well for me. Operations are quite easy.

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Faster times can be a little less accurate, so slower times have a better chance of uncorrupted data

yes

Full form of DVD is Digital Versatile Disc and Full form of VCD is Video Compact Disc

(Apex) An audio text.

a CD drive, or if your special a DVD drive

Yes a DVD can wear out. All materals degrade with time and the plastics and other materials used in DVDs are no exception but it will take a (very) long time and the degradation has very little to do with whether or not the DVD is played many times. Recordable DVD's (and even more so Re-recordable DVDs) have a shorter lifespan than the commercial (pressed from a matrix) disks. The greatest risk to the information stored on a DVD is still mechanical abrasion due to handling the disk.

A CD-ROM drive.

Disadvantage of DVD RW

It is very useful sometimes. But this RW disks may be damaged easily and we unable to Rewrite more time. DVD RW branded are only in good condition with two or three times burning.