CD and DVD Drives

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When a CD is unreadable, this means that it is either damaged (scrathced/chipped), or it has a different format type.

Ways to solve:

1. Get pissed and break the disk

2. Break the disk and throw it away

3. Give up and forget the whole thing

4. Never use discs again and buy some flash drives aka USB connectors.

Some discs are just flat solid units. Slotted ones, tend to be wider, and there are cooling air slots in the outer edge, between the braking surfaces. There are also discs with drillings and water flinging slots in the actual braking surface, where the pads operate. These are usually marketed as high performance, for improved braking.

in the 6th century

Their is no legal DVD set let; it's just an mater of time and thier will ba an legal DVD. Disney is doing what HB, MGM, WB, Dic, Navana, exe are doing and putting all their cartoons and shows on DVD. This why we now see shows like Captain N The Game Master, Care Bears, and Get Along Gang DVD.

The face of the CVS Picture CD states: "up to 100 years* of estimated storage life" "*storage life varies depending on relative humidity, storage temperature, and UV exposure. The CD jacket adds: "...To maximize storage life, store in a dark container at room temperature, relative humidity <40%."

Michael Kelly's patent in 1868 may name him as the inventor, yet there
are samples that predate 1868. Modern barbed wire's origin is
generally given to Joseph Glidden of DeKalb, Illinois based on US
Patent number 157,124 on 24 November 1874.

back eye

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A physician's state CDS number refers to a unique identifier assigned to healthcare practitioners by state regulatory agencies, specifically for tracking and monitoring the prescribing and dispensing of Controlled Dangerous Substances (CDS). This number is used to ensure compliance with state and federal drug laws, helping to prevent misuse and abuse of prescription medications. Physicians must obtain this number to legally prescribe controlled substances within the state. Each state may have its own system and requirements for issuing CDS numbers.

A CD is "out-of-print" ("OOP") when the record company that issued the disc no longer keeps it in stock.

Generally, you can tell a CD is OOP when you are no longer able to find copies of it in stores or at major on-line retailers, although some OOP titles are still around in great quantity. (Jennifer Trynin, anyone?)

The most definitive way to check that a CD is OOP would be to contact the record company that issued the title. Sometimes, titles are re-issued with bonus material, and the new version may be widely available.

Sellers on eBay often list titles currently IN print as OOP to artificially raise the price of their auction.

You a special program.

Without seeing the machine in person, its impossible for me to tell, but if its only doing this when you play DVDs or CDs then its probably the DVD drive that's making the noise.

Optical drives spin at very high speeds when theyre reading & writing, if the disk or the moving parts of the drive are out of balance, it can make the drive vibrate & it can be quite noisy.

Note that it is not uncommon for cheaper media (like stuff you find in the $5 bin at walmart) to do this, but if all discs are doing this, youll need to replace your DVD drive.

If that's the case, contact apple & see if theyre willing to do a warranty replacement, the worst they can do is say no.

its already on DVD the only place to buy it is from Australia their web page is www.devotedvd.com don't worry the DVD is region free so you can watch it any were in the world.

off the topic best movie series ever.

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Felix Hoffmann, a German chemist

Some interesting tasks to do with unburned CD disks are use as coasters, build picture frames, make frisbees, make book ends, make a pencil/pen holder, and use as a mirror.

The Compact Disc is an evolution of LaserDisc technology. Sony first publicly demonstrated an optical digital audio disc in September 1976. In September 1978 they demonstrated an optical digital audio disc with a 150 minute playing time, and with specifications of 44,056 Hz sampling rate, 16-bit linear resolution, cross-interleaved error correction code, that were similar to those of the Compact Disc introduced in 1982. Technical details of Sony's digital audio disc were presented during the 62nd AES Convention, held on March 13-16, 1979, in Brussels.[3] On March 8, 1979 Philips publicly demonstrated a prototype of an optical digital audio disc at a press conference called "Philips Introduce Compact Disc"[4] in Eindhoven, Netherlands.[5] On March 6, 2009, Philips received an IEEE Milestone with the following citation: "On 8 March 1979, N.V. Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken demonstrated for the international press a Compact Disc Audio Player. The demonstration showed that it is possible by using digital optical recording and playback to reproduce audio signals with superb stereo quality. This research at Philips established the technical standard for digital optical recording systems."[6] -------From Wikipedia.

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German chemist Joseph Wilbrand

Generally speaking a DVD O-Sleeve is usually made of a hard flexable plastic like material and being a receptacle having four sides in which a DVD Case is contained within. The DVD case is able to be inserted and withdrawn from the O-Sleeve. Essentially it is a protective case that envelops the DVD case on four of the six sides with openings on opposite ends. Resulting in a six-sided case housed inside a four-sided case. Lenticular printing artwork or electronic components capable of producing sound effects can thus be incorperated into the O-Sleeve eliminating the necessity of having to retool a standard DVD case to comply with artwork/electronic component changes during production.

up your bum

First of all, its 'meant'. Now, to answer your question: Faster speed = faster read = faster access.