what are three CD formats?
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CD-ROM Read Only\nCD-R       Recordable CD\nCD-RW   Rewritable CD\n\nUnless you're refering to the original standards, a few I recall;\nISO 9660, the Joliet format for CD-ROM and CD-R\nUniversal Disk Format (UDF) for CD-Rewritable\n\nThe less known formats;\nBerkeley UNIX UFS\nMount Rainier (MRW)\nEl Torito Bootable CD Specification\nRock Ridge Interchange Protocol (RRIP, IEEE P1282)
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Download iTunes (it's free), put your cd in, and there is a button on the top right side of iTunes that say "import cd" and it will save it onto your computer, and you can play the cds through iTunes and make mixes, etc.
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you need to go into the hardrive of your computer\nswitch the blue button on to the right\nthen go to www.linspire.com and click on the 5.0 version that you want.\nnext pop the CD in and burn the songs.
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you could always try broadband. as for the cd, you can burn them using windows media player
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the song u hear from your cd is not in digital format so if u put the cd in your pc cdrom, what u see is a shortcut to the song. U need to "rip" the song out - actually converting it to digital format - usually .wav first then convert it to MP3 which is smaller by about 10 times in size so that it can fit into player such as Mp3 etc. Otherwise a song in your cd is about 40Mb that's why your cd audio only have about 20-30 songs at most.\nTo do all these conversion u need all the softwares mentioned by the others...\nbut i think it is easier if u go download the MP3 direct. There are tons of MP3 in the internet and u can find all the songs u want - it is a little illegal but everybody is downloading so it is up to u .....
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The format of a DVD is different to a CD.  Something very popular now is Dual Disc, which has the DVD option on one side and the CD option on the other.\n\nA DVD player and CD player are constructed differently, their inner workings operate uniquely from the other.
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You should use the format that fits your needs better.\n\nIf you want to use the CD on different players, you should use audio CD format (WAV files) this will ensure you can use it with a wide range of players. The main drawback is that you can only fit about 70 minutes of audio on a regular CD.\n\nIf you have an MP3 player, you can use this format, but it wont play on regular CD players. The main advantage is that you can fit 700 minutes of audio encoded at 128 kbs.
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The name of these cd's your asking about are calling CD+G or CD plus Graphics. Basicly all it is, is a regular music CD with a graphics file added to it in time to the music. Some companies are better at it than others. But that's the basic of it. A great place to find out the info would be to contact places like Sound Choice which is one of the worlds largest makers of CD+G disks.
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CD-RW's usually have to be formatted before they can be burned. Right-click on the drive from Mm Computer, and choose format.That should work.
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The awesome sponging that is ISO when when making 1:1 cd copies.\n\nIt just has a bunch of "empty space"(bytes filled with spacebar characters) and the compression program saves those white spaces in exponential notation rather than packing each useless byte.
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under linux or cygwin use the split command.\n\nRoxio CD software will handle it for you. \n   search help under split or size to find more about it.
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Like 200 songs...\n\nNo, okay...  It's a different format.  MP3 files have been compressed into a cool, well, mp3 format.  Standard CD's are uncompressed full audio.  A 'normal' couple minute song is about 50mb uncompressed, while in mp3 format it's about 2-2 1/2 mb.\n\nKeep in mind that while you can put on 20 times the songs on an mp3 format CD, not all CD players will be able to play them.  Most newer ones will, but not all.  If you're only intent is to play them on a PC, no worries.
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CDR -  can only be used once\nCDRW - can be used over and over again\nDVD - can be used once (but saves MANY more images)\nDVDRW - can be used over and over
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what constucction you ask?\nhome depot has on cd's
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This site gives you no cd cracks for all versions.  Just download the one labeled all.
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None of the versions prior to Win95 came on CD.  Windows 1.0 came on 5 1/4 floppys, 3.1 came on 3 1/2 floppys  - you could get it on either HD or LD plus order it on 5 1/4 HD if needed.  The original windows looked nothing like the 3.1 version, it was mostly text that was in a tree format.
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A MP3 CD is really just a data CD that has MP3 files on it.  It is just like you could have a CD with Microsoft Word and Excel files on it.  MP3 CDs are not formatted to play in a regular CD player.  That is why many recent CD players say they play discs in MP3 format.