CD-R
CD-R is an abbreviation of compact disc recordable[?]. Operating on the same premise as a CD, a CD-R is thin disc made of polycarbonate[?] with 120mm diameter used to store music or data. However, unlike conventional CD media, a CD-R has dye core instead of a metal core. A laser is used to etch "pits" into the dye so that the disc can later be read by the laser in a CD-ROM drive or CD player. Once used, a CD-R cannot be erased and reused, but it can be recorded in multiple sessions by using UDF format. A CD-RW, though, can be reused.
There was some incompatability with CD-R and older CD-ROM drives. This was primarily due to the lower reflectivity of the CD-R disc. In general, CD drives marked as 8x or greater will usually read CD-R discs.
see also: Blank recordable CDs, DVD
External Link
- The CD-R FAQ: http://www.cdrfaq.org/
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enriched by the compact and pregnant sentences of Francis Bacon's
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all the various developments was that of the Drama. It may be doubted if
crowning glory of Elizabeth's reign was to be the work of playwrights; yet
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"Mermaid" had most of them already begun their career, even if they had not
managers the stock-plays in their repertory. The Drama, proving itself the
age, absorbed the available literary talent as it has never done since.
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intrinsic value had been actually achieved.
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