The basic general rule is that whatever you have

kept as a file on any other storage medium can

Be kept as a file on a CD-ROM. To the

recorder, a file is a file, and an ISO does not.

care whether the file consists of photos, text,.

and even audio noise.

There are a couple of diplomatic immunities, regarding where you.

would wish to tape-record a file to a CD in an unique.

kind of format. The most apparent here is CD-DA.

audio. , if you desired to tape-record an audio file to.

.

a CD so that you might play it back on your home.

stereo, you would require to compose a CD-DA (or Digital.

Audio) disk.

You require to guarantee that when you copy information to a CD.

your information does not go beyond the capability of the CD.

that you will be taping to. Due to the audio.

requirements of CDs, the quantity of details a.

CD can hold is determined in minutes/seconds/sectors.

Each second can include 75 sectors, each of which.

can holding 2,048 bytes of Mode 1 user.

information.

By utilizing the CD Size command in the edit menu, you.

can set the capability of the set you want to.

produce, which will assist you to avoid going beyond.

it. The status bar will reveal you just how much area.

you have actually utilized, just how much remains complimentary, and the.

portion of every one.

Despite the fact that this might sound a bit complicated at.

Keep in mind that it might take some time if.

you are brand-new to computer systems. Although copying a.

CD is rather simple, understanding the limitations and how things.

work is a bit more complicated. Provide it a long time,.

and you’ll be copying files to CD like the pros.

do it.

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