CD and DVD Drives

Most DVRs have their own tuner(s) built in. So it is not a matter of recording from a TV.

A DVR can record alone without a TV being attached. The problem arises when you want to program it. You need the TV to act like a monitor and see what you are doing.

No.

Any kind of data are stored on surface of CD or DVD in binary code ( 0100101010101) which is lot of zeros and ones. When this data are "burned" on surface of CD or DVD laser burns holes into it. The holes represents "1" and the empty space between represents "0" . So when laser reads surface of CD it basically translating binary code into your music, film or anything else what you stored.

I use this video to DVD burner to burn my favorite movies and videos to DVD. It only takes me a few steps to burn DVD.

First, download the videos to your computer, download a DVD burner and run it.

Second, load files to DVD burner, insert DVD disc, make some operations like editting the effects, cropping and trimming...(optional)

Third, click burn button.

In the link you will read more details about how to burn DVD and free downloading a DVD burner.

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yes every DVD player can read CD ... therefore you can watch cd on a DVD player

Europe is within a single region for DVD coding so there should normally be no problem playing any region two coded disc in a French player. European region discs also support sub-regions so it is possible that a UK market disc may not play on players even within other parts of Europe.

Note that France uses a different color encoding system than the rest of Europe. Although the vast majority of television equipment in France will support PAL as well as the French SECAM system, it might just be worth checking to make sure that the equipment will handle a PAL disc.

To burn a DVD using Nero Start Smart Essentials, open the program and choose the type of DVD that you want to burn and click New. Select and drag the files that you want to burn into Nero Burning ROM and insert a blank DVD into the DVD/CD re-writer. Click on the Burn button, review the settings and once you are happy, proceed with clicking the Burn button once again.

Most music programs like iTunes and Windows Media offer both of these features, so this should relate to all of them.Rip = means to put the music files from the CD onto your computer's hard drive. For instance when you load a CD into your computer using iTunes or Windows Media player and you want to add the music to your "Library" you choose, Rip. This will take the music from the CD and "Rip" it to your hard drive.Burn = means to take the music files from your computer, and record them on to a blank CD. So when you select the music files that you want to put on a blank CD you would use the "Burn" option to record the music to the blank disc.

If you mean to blank the data out to reuse the disc, that can't be done, the data on a DVD-R can't be modified once it is burned.

If you just want to destroy the data on the disc so it can't be read, microwave it.

Cassette tape, 8-track tapes, reel to reel tapes, vinyl LP's and 45's, wire recorders, shellac and resin records, wax cylinder, and books.

In computers a 3.5 inch diskette was used, it had a 1.44Mb capacity. It was known as a floppy disk and a 'stiffie' in Australia. Before 3.5 floppies there 6.25 floppies (that were soft and bent very easily), before the 6.25 were 12" disks also called floppies (just large versions of the 6.25"), before that there was reel-to-real and casset tape storage, before that there were keypunch cards, before that there were manual switches and vacuum tubes. And finally, before that was the abacus and the difference engine, and before that was the human brain.

That the drive can read a disc that has been created in multiple sessions. To say a disc was created multisession means that data was written to the disc at different times rather than a single long session.

Yes. It fills the scratches in the disc without ruining the rest of it.

Buy an optical external disk drive.

They are disc drives which read Compact Discs (CDs). They are versatile and transportable and can be used to perform various tasks such as reading data from the computer and listening to audio.

You don't, it's illegal.

Yes, and no. Depends on the DVD and the capabilities of your video card.

Some DVD's have no security encryption and will record over fine. Some others use the Macrovision system and others will use a `digital rights management` encoding scheme.

Other than the fact that it's illegal to do it, a lot of people still do, and if caught, it apparently has nothing to do with your `intention` at the time of copying the DVD.

As usual, there's a way around most anything if you're willing to spend the time doing your research.

Some companies that manufacture CD players include Sony, Coby, GPX, RCA, Naxa, and Yamaha. You can purchase the CD players offered from these manufacturers from reputable online retailers such as Amazon.

A CD or DVD drive is a media device. Data is usually read from it, but data can also be sent to it if it has writing capabilities.

Find an old CD that you don't listen to and whose case is in better condition than the one you're trying to replace.

Put your fingers under the part that holds the disk and pry upwards. Move your fingers down the length of the case until the bottom has popped out.

Take out the paper backing in the CD, but remember which way it went in. Also do the same to the cover "booklet" and the CD itself.

Put them in a separate area or throw them out and repeat steps 2-5 with the new CD. Also put the parts in a separate area.

Place the paper backing of the new CD into the back side of the old CD case, then snap the old disk holder into the case.

It depends:

For computer CD-Recorder drives: No. They are exactly the same. However, when you burn the CD you can choose to burn it as a music CD or as a data CD.

For stand alone CD-Recorders: Yes. Stand alone CD-Recorders will only record on a CD, that has its Digital Audio Music format. Stand alone CD-Recorders are very picky about which CDs you use. Stand alone CD-Recorders will not record on a data CD-R.

A blank Music CD-R is designed for stand alone CD-Recorders.

A blank data CD-R is more designed for computer CD-Recorders.

However a computer CD-Recorder can either record on a Music CD-R or a Data CD-R.

A car player means that the player is built into the car. A portable DVD player can only be played in the car by connecting a DV-power cable to the car battery.

With today's computer monitors, that's very unlikely to work without a lot of supporting electronics. One of the main reasons is that computer monitors don't usually use standard scan rates. Unless you can find an old composite monitor, like a Commodore 1705 which has a composite video input, and providing the DVD player also has a composite video output, your chances are very slim.