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Basic terms and some tips for recording
sections created on CD when recording, Types of recording, Image or On the Fly?..

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Basic information about media. Standards - Physical CD format
CD-R, CD-RW Media, Standards

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Connection to computer, accessing under DOS OS
Connection to computer and configuration, Accessing of the drive under DOS

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Using 90-minute media
If you are using CD media of more than 80-minute length you have to fulfill 3 preconditions:

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Introduction of the PLEXTOR 24/10/40A CD-RW drive
The PLEXTOR company is well known for its high-quality CD-RW drives. This time, I would like to introduce a Plextor´s 24x-speed drive - 24x speed means that a CD is created in about 5 minutes. Those who even do not find this eno

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Basic information and parameters of CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives
The CD-ROM cannot be thought apart from computer. Most of recent programs, games and multimedia are stored on CD. Choosy users can buy the CD recorder drive and create CDs also at home. The prise for an MB is several times lower

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Example of recording CD using CDRWIN program
Creating CD image and copying CD on the hard disk 

hardware * 27. October, 2002

DVD Backup
Using DVD, DVD Films, Drives, Protection from unauthorized DVD copying

hardware * 27. October, 2002

Subtitles
One of the possibilities is to build in the subtitles directly into the video. However, this option is not too much used because of lowering  the quality of subtitles and occupying a part of the screen.

hardware * 27. October, 2002

DVD structure and the SmartRipper program
On the DVD, all important files are stored in the video_ts directory  where you find the main files - *.vob - containing the video itself, sounds and subtitles. Each movie is divided into several *.vob files reaching

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