Do abrams tanks have cd players?
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Of course, with an iPod plug-in for all those stoned mornings while you are blasting the THs, and you just need something to ease the pain until the dope can slip your psyche into gear.  How could they not have tunes, dude?
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most cd burning programmes will do this for you automatically.\nwindows media player does anyway.
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No, not if it's the radio. It's a different matter if you're playing a  CD because then you need a Public Performance Licence (PPL) but radio broadcasts are treated as public domain material and the station will have it's own PPL.
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Check your volume controls.  You may have the volume up for the CD player, but down (or mute) for Wave files and other types of sound.  Each as its own volume control.  Go into the Control Panel, Sounds, and under volume click on the Advanced button.
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Here's something interesting I found on a website from Roxio:\n\nAbout 90+ minute CDs \n\nAccording to the official Red Book standard, the maximum playing time for an audio CD is 74 minutes. This specification has been stretched by everyone in the industry to support 80-minute audio CDs. However, anything over 80 minutes clearly violates the specification. Most CD players and CD recorders will therefore have problems reading or writing 90-minute discs. The following problems can occur: \n\n- CD player doesn't recognize the disc \n- CD head bounces out of the groove \n- CD player can't find tracks after 80 minutes \n- CD can't be copied \n- CD can't be read (90+ minute CDs use a very tight groove) \n- CD created may contain same sector number twice \n- CD created may contain a sector with a negative number \n\nMost of these problems will result in an unreadable CD. Worse, it is even possible that trying to record or play a 90+ minute CD could physically damage the CD player or recorder. WE THEREFORE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO NOT USE 90+ MINUTE CDs!
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Choose "make an audio CD" in the menu choices.
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you can make a cd easily. but playin it on a cd player is a different story you would have to use a CD-R
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ya, i use BSplayer work fine to play bin file \nbut usually people burn bin file into cd,
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Yes.  In the upper right hand corner there is a burn CD option, if you have a CDRW you can hit that and it will burn your playlist.
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Short answer is no. But you can replace it with a CDRW pretty cheaply and simply.
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Digitalfan.com (I guess) or buy CDs from PC game shops
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Just use a cd-rw.  That's it.  good fun :-)
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the CD might not be compatible with your CD Drive.\nsome CD drives are not yet compatible with mp3 discs.\nDVDs dont play in VCD players right?\n\n:D
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if you have to have a CD rom installed to play these game, it is probly your CD rom spinning a high rate of speed.  I have a 52X cd-rom and it kinda makes a bussing sound when I am using it.\n\nthere is really nothing you can do for this unless it is just not tightened down all the way.
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Yes you can, just pop it into your cd rom. When the program opens up, just close it out. then go to My Computer, (On your desktop) and right click, drop to Explore, when that opens up, you should see your CD ROM in there somewhere. Click on it, (just once, NO double click) You should see some files. Right click one of those files, then Open With... and choose Windows Media Player. It should have an option to "always use this to open these types of files", click on that.\nYou should be good to go. Just close Explorer and enjoy your music.\nNOTE: You may have to do this with each file. If I was there I could fix it, I just can't explain it how! Hope this is helpful.
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Sure they do.  They have tanks that even have 5-speed transmissions.  4 for Reverse and 1 for forward in case they are attacked from behind!
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Not sure.  Luckily for you it's the year 2006 and there's probably an mp3 recording somewhere online of a blow off valve and you can just pop in the CD and pretend.  Good luck.