CD and DVD Drives

Since the beginning of time. If you believe in "creation", angels were singing "music" before the earth, life, mankind etc. were made.

Who wrote this?

You can use a regular CD in most karaoke machines. However, a regular CD will not produce lyrics so you will only be able to sing along with the CD and the artist--not separately from the artist with only background music.

Data or music at the lowest level can all be represented by bits.Bits are either 0 or 1. The 0 bit is represented by burning a pit on the CD surface using a laser. The information on a standard CD is encoded as a spiral track of pits moulded into the top of the polycarbonate layer.The areas between pits are known as lands (1 bit). Each pit is approximately 100 nm deep by 500 nm wide, To grasp the scale of the pits and land of a CD, if the disc is enlarged to the size of a stadium, a pit would be approximately the size of a grain of sand. The spiral begins at the center of the disc and proceeds outwards to the edge, which allows the different size formats available. If you find this info useul Please vote!!!

For one, it's illegal. And two, it wont work.

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it will work, you need either a swapdisk, action replay or a modchip though, all of which cost a pretty penny..

A Compact Disc is made from a 1.2 mm thick disc of almost pure polycarbonate plastic and weighs approximately 16 grams. A thin layer of aluminum or, more rarely, gold is applied to the surface to make it reflective, and is protected by a film of lacquer. The lacquer is normally spin coated directly on top of the reflective layer. On top of that surface, the label print is applied.

Yes, but it depends on what DVD disc your DVD burner supports. Take an example, I could burn my movies and videos to DVD-r, DVD+r, DVD-rw, DVD+rw because my DVD burner supports those discs.

And please note that you need not only a DVD-r, but a DVD burner software to do the burning job.

1. A Leitmotif in music is a recurring melodic phrase used to suggest a character, thing, or idea. It accompanies each reappearance of a particular character, or its sounding may suggest a particular allusion, situation or theme in the background. 2. In the literary sense, a Leitmotif may be an often repeated image in a literary work.

Philips introduced the Compact Cassette in Germany in 1963 it wasn't until Sony bought it was it mass produced for pre-recorded music and information. They were commercially around until the mid 90's but my car is still equipped and still jammin out to 38 special.

You must use a software to do so, a good one is Roxio by sonic solutions. The process is called creating a Disc Image file which is an exact copy of the CD or DVD. You must honor copy right protection.

The Chinese, or differential, windlass was invented in 1582.

Preferably as little as possible, however it depends on the language. Low-level languages require a vast amount of user-comments because it can be extremely difficult to read the logic from the code alone. High-level languages require very few comments because the code should be largely self-documenting. Languages like C++ allow you to express concepts and ideas directly in code, so there's very little you need to document with a comment. Choosing good names for functions, classes and variables is a vital aspect of creating readable code.

Yes they can, because they are made of materials that you can recycle

A pager is a personal radio device that allows the user to receive messages. A pager is a dedicated RF or radio frequency device that allows the pager user to receive messages broadcast on a specific frequency over a special network of radio base stations. Al Gross In 1921, the first pager-like system was in use by the Detroit Police Department. However, it was not until 1949 that the very first telephone pager was patented. The inventor's name was Al Gross and his pagers were first used in New York City's Jewish Hospital. Al Gross' pager was not a consumer device available to everyone. The FCC did not approve the pager for public use until 1958. Motorola Pagers The name pager was first used in 1959 when Motorola made a personal radio communications product they called a pager. The Motorola pager was a small receiver that delivered a radio message individually to those carrying the device. The first successful consumer pager was Motorola's Pageboy I first introduced in 1974. It had no display and could not store messages, however, it was portable and notified the wearer that a message had been sent. By 1980, there were 3.2 million pager users worldwide. At that time pagers had a limited range and were used mostly in on-site situations for example when medical workers communicate with each other within a hospital. By 1990, wide-area paging had been invented and over 22 million pagers were in use. By 1994, there were over 61 million pagers in use and pagers became popular for personal use. Are Pagers Heading for Extinction However, with today's cell phones pagers are becoming an endangered species. Pagers sales are down and few companies still make pagers. Older one-way pagers are being replaced by more sophisticated messaging tools, such as two-way pagers. How Do Pagers Work Pagers or beepers are portable communication and messengering devices. One person sends a text message using a touch-tone telephone or even an email that gets forwarded to the pager of the person they want to talk to. Then the person carrying the pager either gets an audible beep or vibration that lets them know that a message is incoming. An incoming phone number or text message is displayed on the pagers' LCD screen. Motorola History The company was founded in 1928 by Paul V. Galvin and began as the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation of Chicago, Illinois.

yes i've done it but cannot remember the program that did it....it was simple and effective..it was inside an open source read Write CD Dvd converter & recorder...which one? cant be that many in open source most only read

not write

No, they are different!

It is not currently available on DVD, but since it is owned by the BBC, it may come eventually. It was a serial show called Stage 2. The episode is called 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow,' It was first played in January 1987.

Generally 115mm Diameter CD ( that is ordinary CDs ) play for 74 minutes. This is the standard time for CDs that are in use nowadays.

Read the knowledge base article that I linked.

Install the ISO maker.

Run the program to create an image file that is identical to the disk.

This iso image can then be 'mounted' so it will look as though you have another disk drive attached to your computer.

Install clone drive to 'mount' the iso you created from your disk.

Final notes:

The computer will treat the mounted iso image as a regular DVD/CD Drive and your game will do the same. You might have to make some changes like reinstall the game from the virtual disk in order for it to 'like' that Drive.

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No such Colt.