CD and DVD Drives

data is stored as small dots on the disc, as it spins around a laser beam is shone on these dots, and a sensor records whether the beam was reflected back (a dot) or not (a space between dots). This information is stored in binary code (0s and 1s), and translated into instructions for the TV to show certain images and sound.

yes they do sometimes because it depends if they want it bad enough or not

around 12 700mb cds can hold 8 GB data

WMA or Windows Media Audio is the audio compression technology developed by Microsoft Corporation. WMA name is given to audio codecs and audio files which use WMA technologies for compression. WMA songs can be stored on CDs and DVDs for playback on PCs and CD/DVD players which support this format. Many of the portable audio players support WMA format playback in addition to MP3 and Real Audio file formats.

If your "colleague" finds a SAM ISO LTR with a DDF MtF "CD" into B&D, they might want to avoid them at all costs as this single Asian male in search of a long term relationship with a drug and disease free male to female transgendered cross-dresser into bondage and discipline could have a lot of issues. CD usually means "Cross Dresser" or CDS mean "Cross DRESSERS"

advantage and disadvantage of using cd-rom to get information about encyclopedia rather than internet

you will have to remove your computers side wall (yes the whole thing) and unscrew it from the inside

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One can find a video to DVD transfer guide from the following sources: Video 2 DVD Transfers, Which, Wikipedia, AVS 4 You, eBay, DVD Video Soft, Film to Video.

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Well, in Linux it is very easy to tell. If /dev/hda is your main harddrive, then you are using IDE. If it is /dev/sda, then it is either SATA or SCSI.

I highly doubt it. CDs are compact discs that store digital data. Plus you would probably get shards of plastic and metal in your esophagus, probably puncturing it, and in your stomach, possibly scratching or puncturing the thin membrane of mucous that protects your stomach walls from the strong acid, Hydrochloric acid (the strongest acid in the world), from burning a hole in your stomach walls and damaging your other organs.

CD-ROM burners

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The motor in a CD player (or any "disk medium" player) is necessary to spin the CD at a speed that the laser pickup can "read" the data on the disk. As the laser pickup moves along the surface scanning the disk, it causes the motor to slow down as it gets further out on the disk so the data is still read at the correct speed. Or just the opposite, reading from the outside egde of the CD the laser needs to read constitantly so the disk motor speeds up for the smaller circumference of the data on the disk. A combination of elecltronics monitors the motor speed, the data being read and the location of the laser computing the time necessary.

Well make sure you clean it before you do ANYTHING. I recommend using TOOTHPASTE. That always works for me. Any toothpaste is fine. None in particular.

If you can access the BIOS, on some BIOS, you can change the Master Boot Record Security setting to "disable". Then the MBR can be written to. After the machine is configured, change the MBR Security back to "enable" in order to prevent virus programs from being written to the MBR. This method has been sucessful for me on HPCompaq machines when reinstalling the XP operating system from the reload CDs.

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A computer CD burner is, at a basic level, a laser diode. Just like a light bulb, these diodes can burn out.

Depending on the optical drive installed, you may have to flash the firmware on the drive to make it "region free".

-- JT

The CD Disc Doctor is a system with brushes and a cleaning fluid that cleans dirty and scratched CD's to make them (possibly) playable without skipping.

Internal CD ROMs and DVD ROMs plug into either SATA, ATA (PATA), or SCSI sockets. External drives plug into USB, E-SATA, or Firewire sockets.

If you are referencing a CD the CD must be labeled as a "CD-RW" to be "Re-Writable." If the CD is labeled as a "CD-R" it can only be burned onto once.

Some stereosets have auxiliary input where you can connect for example a vinyl player or a computer soundcard.

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