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CD and DVD Drives

Compact Discs and Digital Video Discs are forms of optical data storage. Questions about CD or DVD drives and CDs or DVDs themselves belong here.

3,060 Questions

How long can you leave a DVD in a DVD player?

Theoretically indefinitely. The disc is only spun only when it's being read/accessed, so no damage can be done to the player from this side. THERE IS, however, a possibility, that an inserted disc (be it DVD, Blue-Ray, CD or any other type) CAN cause damage, if the drive is, for example, transported with the disc inside, or if the disc has structural integrity issues and is spun (fairy tales of discs 'exploding' inside drives are not so fairy-tale'y after all).

The best practice is to put the disc away when you're done with it. This will prevent accidental damage to both the player and the disc.

Who invented gumdrops?

My father has always maintained that the gumdrop was invented by Percy Trusdale in 1801.

Where was the 1960 thermostat invented?

it was invented in bemidji minnesota! never heard of it Google it?!?!? its the most popular thing since Martha Stewart

Does Windows XP include a driver for CD rewriters?

No and yes. Windows XP includes a generic driver capable of supporting virtually all CD drives. There is no driver specific to CD burners, nor is one necessary. The commands to write to a CD can be sent through the standard driver to the drive.

How do you save photo from DVD slideshow to computer?

I think you can try Photo MovieTheater. It is a good slideshow creator software, using that, you can add background music, caption, illustration, efect, transition, etc.

Of course, you can put the slideshow on CD, DVD. and you can enjoy it on TV.

More than that, Photo MovieTheater support HD output. It allows you to have a

new experience in HD slideshow.

What are the roles of CD storage cabinets?

CD storage cabinets are a great piece of furniture to have if you have more than a few CD's laying around. Their purpose it to hold CD cases to help you keep them all in one spot. It also makes it easier to organize them in any order you chose like alphabetical. Then when you are done with the collection of CD's a lot of storage cabinets are designed so you can close a door or push a drawer in so they are hidden from view. This completely eliminates the look of disorder or clutter from your visible shelving.

Can you burn a DVD to a memory stick?

No. A DVD is the physical object that can be burnt to. If you mean the files accociated with a DVD, then yes, but the memory stick will not be read by programs that read DVDs.

What is the full form of DVD RIP?

There is no full form of RIP. Ripping is a process of copying audio or video content to a hard disk. Ripping is often used to shift formats and to edit, duplicate, or backup media content.

What kind of CD do you use to burn video clips with Nero?

Well if you want to play it in a DVD player, then it has to be a DVD. If you just want to be able to play it on computers, then it is a CD-R

How was bubblegum invented?

Bubblegum has a long history. A couple of years before bubblegum was invented, people wanted something to chew that could not harm the human body. Scientist heard the new and immediately set to work. Many scientists thought to name the sticky substance they created 'Bubble gum'. It was invented by many different scientists; however, none of them actually were sold. These inventions of bubblegum were to sticky, watery, or tasteless. One day, a scientist that was creating something completely different, mixed rubber and another substance and created gum. He only had pink dye at the time so that is the color that most bubble gum flavored gum is today. It was not too sticky or too watery. So we can thank this scientist for giving us Americas most popular addiction.

Can you purchase replicas of R Tait McKenzie's sculpter the sprinter?

I have an original plater sculpture signed R tait Mc kenzie copyrignt 1902 The sprinter for sale if you want to see picture send me email I will send you picture

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Can you rewind a DVD like you can a video cassette?

As the DVD is a disc, rather than a long stream of video tape, you can jump around to any part of the disc. You can jump straight to the beginning, to the place you stopped watching last time you used the disc, or to any particular scene on the disc. The Mac's DVD player lets you add your own bookmarks to a movie so that you can jump back to the particular part of the disc that you have marked.

What changes did Jeffrey R. Immelt make to General Electric's corporate governance?

He appointed a lead director to balance his role as chairman. Rather than stock options, he received performance share units that were tied to the company's results

How can i get free software to burn CD from iTunes?

I you mean iTunes then you can do it within iTunes itself.

Got this from Apple:

Music on an audio CD is not compressed. Compressing music from an audio CD may reduce the sound quality depending on your the bit rate. The MP3 and AAC formats are forms of compression. Encoding music using the AIFF or Apple Lossless encoder will preserve the high-quality sound found on the CD. If you intend to use iTunes to make a custom audio CD from your audio CD collection, you should always use the Apple Lossless or AIFF encoder for best results.

Follow these steps to burn a high-quality audio CD using iTunes:

  1. From the Edit menu (Windows) or the iTunes menu (Mac OS X), choose Preferences.
  2. Select Advanced > Importing.
  3. Choose AIFF Encoder or Apple Lossless Encoder from the Import Using pop-up menu.
  4. Select Advanced > Burning.
  5. Choose Audio CD from the Disc Format selections.
  6. Click the OK button. Tip: Importing CDs with Apple Lossless Encoder uses less hard drive space with the same quality as AIFF.
  7. Insert an audio CD.
  8. Make sure the checkbox next to the names of the songs (tracks) that you want to include on your disc is checked and click Import. Repeat this step until you've imported all the songs you want to save on the disc.1
  9. From the File menu, choose New Playlist.
  10. Type a name for the playlist and press Return.
  11. Click the Library icon in the Source list.
  12. Drag the songs you want to include on the audio CD to the new playlist.
  13. In the playlist, drag the songs so they are ordered according to how you want to hear them when they're played back. The approximate total time of the songs in the list is displayed at the bottom of the window. (It does not include the Preference setting for the amount of silence between songs.) Most discs can hold a maximum of 74 minutes of music.
  14. Click Burn CD.
  15. Insert a blank CD-R disc.
  16. Click Burn CD again.

It takes several minutes to save, or "burn" the songs to the disc.

If you also want the songs to be available in iTunes for playback you may want to delete the AIFF versions from the Library to free up hard disk space and import them again using the MP3 Encoder.

What is the difference between a phonograph and CD's today?

  • Phonograph plays by physical contact between record groove and sharp stylus.
  • CD plays using laser light reflected from pits in concentric tracks on metal film embedded in transparent plastic disc.

How to save a file on a CD-ROM?

You need to use CD burning software and burn the files on to a writable disk.

If you have windows XP or later, you can use windows explorer to burn files onto the disk like any other storage media

What wire do you use to bypass the DVD player for the dvd player to work while driving?

In car DVD players and other video replay systems have an interlock to prevent use that can distract a driver. It is an important safety feature and must not be disabled, Not only is it an offence to tamper with such safety features in some jurisdictions, it is negligent and selfish to allow a driver to be at an increased risk of causing injury or death due to avoidable distractions.

When a DVD or CD plays the sound is scratchy but if it is copied to the computer the sound is perfect what is the problem?

Cheap, noisy, equipment, or some other device in the vicinity of the cd/dvd player that is injecting unwanted frequencies into the electronic circuits of the player. Sometimes, it can even be the amplified speakers on the computer itself causing the problem. Half wave rectification will induce all kind of interferences into the sound system.

What are drive cables?

They are the cables that connect your hard drive or cd/dvd drive to the motherboard.