CD and DVD Drives

Any kind of data can be put on a CD-RW.

reducing the quality will decrease it size

Actually it is just the opposite, The very first song is put on closest to the center of disc, as more songs are added they are placed further and further outward on the disc.

I couldn't find your exact machine number, but they tend to follow a pattern for individual makes.

Try this.

1. Power on the DVD player

2. Press the Open/close button on your remote control to open the drive tray and remove any disk

3. Press 2403960

4. Press 9 for multi-region playback. DO NOT Press Enter button on your remote control

5. You will see a 9 (region-free) on the TV (right corner)

6. Press the Open/close button on your remote control to close the drive tray

7. Power off the DVD player

8. Power on the DVD player and it is region free.

Under your dash behind the ashtray is a silver box w/ 2 harnesses. one is the radio the other is the cassette. turn on the radio and diconnect one at a time. this will let you know wich one is the deck. it has labeled speaker down the side. SCRAP that joker. put in a after market. you can get a harness, dash kit and deck at w\mart. bout $150.. looks great and easy for a novice. contact me w/ any ?'s.. majoedirt@aol.com good luck.......

OxyClean is made by two men by the name of Church & Dwight, the same company that made the Arm and Hammer brand.

The driver is not supposed to be able to see the screen to be legal.

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u can install the driver from canon site..

It is broken.

Standard definition discs with 480 or 576 lines of data are limited resolution. Using an upconverter or scaler to increase the signal resolution to 720 or 1080 cannot add any more resolution. In fact, any scaler will reduce the image quality slightly rather than enhance it. However, all LCD and plasma screens have internal scalers to convert the incoming signal to the native resolution of the screen itself. Most LCD televisions have a native resolution that is not the same as broadcast resolution. 768, 900 and 1024 lines are common and no broadcast signal use those line counts. Now, as scalers have different performance characteristics, it may be the case that an external scaler can give better results than a TV's internal scaler. This could well be the case if the external scaler can convert to the TV's native resolution. If the external scaler can only convert to 1080, for example, and the television's native resolution is 1024, there will be two conversions happening, each with their own slight loss of quality. Therefore, the answer to the question depends on the television's resolution, the output of the external scaler and the quality of the scaler being used.

Yes it is, Take the High Road, a 2 disc DVD set has just been released, you can buy it on Amazon.co.UK, hmv.

NTI Media Maker markets itself as digital media publishing. However, it is a moderately rated piece of software that fundamentally burns CDs.

You would need another device to connect to it.

Fortune lamps were not a well known company in the 1960's and never became mainstream. What's interesting about there lamps is they are really nice pieces of art work that are just starting to become collectable depending on which lamp you have dictates the value. Most of these lamps sell for between $100 to $400 but some have went as high as $1600. If you would like to enclose a picture I can tell you a approximate value. These lamps were 1st made in the late 1950's so yours is a few years old.

The first corset was invented by British writer and inventor Roxey Ann Caplin, who was born in Canada in 1793 and died in August 1888; the corset can be considered the first bra.

The answer is simply do nothing. If you are running Windows XP, your sound works, and your CD Drive works, then you don't need to do anything to play an audio CD except put the CD into the drive. You may want to ensure you have a media player on your computer. Most versions of Windows XP come with Windows Media Player. If you do not have this player and want it, you can download it from Microsof's website. If you want a different media player, then just search for one - there are thousands of them out there. -CCMFreak2

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Once CD's have data put on them, it cannot be erased. On rewritable CD's, the reflective layer on the bottom of the disc is a different compound that, when hit by the CD drive's laser at increased power, will melt, erasing data so something else can be written in its place.

Portable DVD players play DVDs using a digital scanner eye. The scanner eye is located inside the DVD player, and it scans the DVD as it turns. Then, it transfers the images to the screen.

To answer your questions one at a time: 1) The main (and obvious) difference between a MP3 format and a DVD format is how the format store data. MP3 (or better known as MPEG Layer 3) was first created by the Fraunhoffer Institute as a method of compressing audio files and streams into a much smaller size, but maintaining its bitrate (measured by Kilobytes per second, or Kbps). As opposed to MP3, DVD is a revolutionary compression method that involves videos encoded into digital format at extremely high resolution. This explains why DVD quality is far more superior than MPEG or VideoCD (VCD) encoding. Futhermore, DVD allows host of other features to be added into the disc, such as special features, subtitles, sound options etc. To put it in a more simpler term, MP3 = Audio only ; DVD = Video + Audio at high res. 2)To understand the basics of optical drives, one must know the difference of the discs used for the drive. In a more simple enough explanation, a CD-ROM drive is capable of reading CDs of these format: - CD-ROM discs - CD-R discs - CD-RW discs - VideoCD discs (with third party player software installed) - MP3 discs - Audio CD A DVD drive, on the other hand, has the capability to read all of the above format, plus: - DVD Movie discs - DVD-R discs - DVD+RW discs Note: Both of these drives only have the ability to read the contents inside the discs. They do not, however, have the ability to write data onto the discs.

Press the eject button.

None to my knowledge. But you can just add an effect to make it black and white like in windows movie maker or sony vegas.

The 5960 is compatible.

There are many CD players that are suitable for a DJ. Some examples of these CD players include a Stanton Cross Media Player and a Numark Software Controller.