CD and DVD Drives

No. "Ordinary" DVD-RW drives do not have the special laser needed to create the labels on the thermosensitive LightScribe discs.

It's called a High-Capacity CD.

No, the Macromedia Flash Player is a free Adobe product used to stream media on the Internet. Any file with an .flv suffix is a Flash Player file. All YouTube videos, for example, are played (streamed) Online by the Flash Player so you do not have to download them to view them. If you can view YouTube videos, you have the Flash Player installed on your system. If you do not have this installed and try to watch an .flv video, you will get a message that you must install this player in order to view the video. This message includes a link so you can install the player immediately. Everyone should have this player on their system.

A flash drive is a removable data storage device that works the same way as a CD or DVD, but which plugs into one of your USB ports and can hold far more data.

get out of the 1980's that's how

you do not start it untell it is on

There is no industry-accepted format for a music-only DVD disc in the same way there is 'Red Book' CD Audio discs.

You could burn the music data files (WAV or MP3) onto the disc as data files, but only DVD players, DVD-equipped game consoles and computers would be able to read them. Any data burning apps, like Roxio or Nero, or freeware solutions like ImgBurn can create these discs. The fact that the disc is re-writable doesn't make any difference these days. All DVD drives can read rewritable discs.

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No. The CD-ROM format only allows around 750MB for a CD.

For higher capacity optical storage, look into DVD or Blu-ray disks.

VFAT File system......... Virtual File Allocation Table.

Yes, but they have to pay you for your lunchbreak.

Yes CD is a sequential strage device. bcoz data store in CD in the form of sequence means we can store data in CD one by on track. we cant jump on different no. of tracks to store data.

if we store data in track 1 then another data can store in track 2 not directly 3 or 5.

You can purchase Lightscrive DVD's online via the Best Buy website. Other websites that offer the DVD are Polyline Corp. and Amazon. Also try Walmart online.

Because it is good

When the buttom is not working well, you can go to "Computer"->Choose your CD-device->Right click->ejection

Four, 2 for the first season and coming soon; 2 for the second season.

A record? There were no popular music-format optical disks prior to CDs.

The Laserdisc was a moderately popular video-format optical disk just before and simultaneous to the earliest CDs.

anamorphic stretches normal DVD 16:9 to fill the entire screen instead of having the black bars across the top and bottom of the screen

it is used to store info on the little stinken disk

Many of the programs that you see on television are now copy protected and carry much the same protection as found on the commercial DVD's that you purchase. IN the past, I've even had the recording shut off on my computer while recording something directly from the satellite receiver. I really shouldn't be telling you this, but if you can find yourself a Sima brand `GoDVD' unit and use the composite audio and video connections from the DVR to your computer, you can generally make the thing work. One word of caution though. YOU are responsible for violating copyright laws if you copy or duplicate copywritten material. I'm just giving you this information for educational purposes only. (After all, I'm a technician and it's my job to know this stuff.) If you can�t record anything new: * Make sure your disc is not write-protected. Check your owner�s manual for more information about unlocking your disc. * Make sure you aren�t trying to record copyrighted material. If you are trying to record copyrighted material, �Copy Protected� may be displayed on some DVRs. If you schedule a recording and it doesn�t record: * Double check the time and channel you set to record. Review your manufacturer�s manual for detail instructions for scheduling a record. * Verify the time set on the clock. I know this seems trivial, but if your time is off � it won�t record! My disc isn�t compatible with another DVD player * Is your recording long enough? * Is your disc finalized? Where can I get help with my DVR hardware? If you need help with your DVR hardware, visit your DVR manufacturer�s web site to locate tutorials, FAQs or a support center phone number. Some of the common DVR manufacturer�s include: Note: This is not a complete list of DVR manufacturers. This list only serves as a starting place for your research. If you don�t find your manufacturer on this list, search for yours via a search engine like Yahoo or Google. * TiVo: www.tivo.com * Philips: http://www.consumer.philips.com/? * Pioneer: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pna/article/top/two/0,,2076_4137,00.html? * Toshiba: http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/dvr/? * Humax: http://www.humaxusa.com/Products_dvr_framset.html

No, there is no real difference and yes, just different terms for the same thing. Quite simply, "Double layer" is used by +R(Alliance) media while -R(Forum) uses the term "dual-layer".

No, you can only read files off. Get a RW to change files. You need to delete the files off the disc to make a new version avalible

Yes, they can. It has happened before.

using Cd Rom in learning can help us like we can learn by different sources like sounds video clips animations and graphics etc.

1. You used HORRIBLE grammar use. To answer your question it might be too scratched up for your computer to read the CD therefore you cannot use the CD anymore.

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