is there a bigger cd-r than 700mb?
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They make them as big as 870MB, but they are fairly hard to find.  Here is some for sale though, just to prove they exist:http://www.shoptronics.com/new8799min40.html
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1 CD = (approx) 650-700 MB\n\nDepending on your budget, a cheap (512 MB) drive would store a little less data than 1 CD.  A standard-size (1 GB) drive would store about 2 CD's worth... and so on.
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iIf your Op system is Windows XP, you can probably use DRAG and DROP for a CD-read,write or burn it to a data disc with REALRADIO,WINMEDIA or other CD burn programs. You can get up to about 800 MB with regular CD.
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How about if it's CD-R. Beyond that I don't know.
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make it using the make a data cd option.. 700 megs goes a long way when you do that.\npeace out\nthe maddmann\ni use acoustica
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Just use a cd-rw.  That's it.  good fun :-)
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CD-R is a blank, recordable cd that holds up to 700mb. It is NOT rewritable\n\nCD-RW is the same as a CD-R, but it can be rewritten.\n\nDVD-R is a format of DVD, sometimes more compatible with older DVD players.  It holds 4.7gb (~4700mb).  There is also a rewritable version of this named DVD-RW\n\n\nDVD+R is another format of DVD, it can also hold 4.7gb.  There are rewritable versions of this that are DVD+RW.\n\nDVD-DL is another DVD format in which there are two layers.  This doubles the capacity of the DVD so it can hold 8.5 gb (~8500mb).  These are newer and more expensive in the consumer market; however, almost all of the DVD movies you have in your home are printed on DVD-DL.\n\nI hope I helped!
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http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6323169\n\nIf this is the correct one there is only 1 left!!
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external harddrive, or change out the old one to a larger one
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Has it come out yet?\n\nIf it did recently, you may have to wait a little until they start stocking in stores like Wal-mart, Maybe try ebay or amazon.com first if you dont mind used cd's.
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yup, you could fit almost 150 songs.. just try compressing the file size honey!
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If your computer has a CD burner, make a CD of the music. Make sure that you make a data CD, not a music CD. data CDs can carry up to 800 MB of music (usually) while music CDs hold a maximum of 20 (if you're lucky).\nOtherwise MP3 players or flash drives are a good choice too.
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you can use roxio and put a bunch of different ones in effortlessly.  or just right click on your selection and send to a cd drive....picasa is also good to make photo cds w/
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Hi, there are slight variations depending on which version you get (US, UK, etc), but the one I have is 7 CD's and 8 hours and 10 minutes long.
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do a disc to disc copy....i believe it's called on the fly or quick copy in nero and won't  need any hard drive space
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That depends on your photo size. Let say that they are about 5 megs a piece. If a standard CD holds 700 Mb you could put approximately 140 photo's on the CD. Just take the size of the CD, whether it be a 650 Mb, 700 Mb or 800 Mb CD and divide by the average photo size. To be safe round up, for example, if your photo's are 4.85 Mb, round it up to 5 Mb. Hope that this answers your question, Good Luck
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You will need a cd burner then!