Difference between CD-R and CD-R music?
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CD-R music discs have had royalities paid on them to the music industry
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In simple terms.....\n\nThere are 2 main types of CDs. \n\nCD-R and CD+R. They are different standards and different formats although a lot of modern equipment will happily read them and most modern CD burners will allow you to burn either type but you MUST check this for your own burner to make sure you use the right CD's.\n\nCD-RW and CD+RW are re=writable version of the above formats. Which generally have to be formatted first before use. You can burn CD-r/+r as a multi session CD which means you can KEEP adding to it however it must be FINALISED before it can be read on other equipment and this will STOP any further writing.
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No if your trying to play music in a cd player like a car radio, you can "ONLY" use CD-R cd's and they must be closed (e.g. end the session)  And you must burn your music to the cd in .WAV format\n\nOnce you burn you .WAV files to the cd the burning software will close the session and turn the files so to a car radio it looks like .CDA files whats normally found on a store bought cd.
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While any CD-R will work, the ones that are listed as "music" or "audio" CDs - and are more expensive - have an extra amount added to their price that goes back to the record industry to buy royalty to musicians and others.  So files burned to a Music CD are legal.  Files on other CDs may not be.  Other than that, they are identical.
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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-R IS A disc that you write to until it is full or till you have all you want on it... then you can close it so it cannot be written to again...You are unable to delete and write over the sections on the disc... so once it is filled you are done and can only read the disc.... the CD-RW is more like your hard drive... you can write to it... you can delete files... you can use it over and over again...\nThe CD-R is used for mostly to do music files ... or backup data records that you want a permanent copy of... or pictures that you want to keep... where the CD-RW is normally for things you want to save for a limited time and do not want to waste a CD-R for.....
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Cd-rom ONLY plays CD disks\n\nDVD-rom plays DVD disks and CD disks
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CD: Compact Disc, which us like a cassette but can hold alot more song and you can use it on your computer as well as car, dvd player and cd player.\n\nVCD: Video Compact Disc and basically it's a CD that contains moving pictures and sound, so songs plus videos.\n\nDVD: Digital Versatile Disk. (Formerly Digital Video Disk.) Same size as a CD but stores seven times CD capacity on a single side. DVDs can also be double-sided or dual layer. Today most DVDs are used to display full-length commercial motion pictures, plus additional material such as outtakes, director's notes, movie trailers, etc.\n\nI don't know what ACD is but i'm guessing another format like CD or DVD, hope that helped!\n~Ruj x
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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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depends on what program you are using to download music.  most programs will say the bitrate or quality in the search results, in bitrate i tend to go with at least 160kbps, which is slightly above cd quality.  i wouldn't recommend anything below 128 it possible.  another way to tell is by the file size, but you can never be certain with that because you'd have to know how long the song is and compare it to the size of the file, and with experience you'll get a decent idea of whether it's good or not.
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nah.  CDs are optical media - the shiny part of a CD is a thin piece of metal foil sandwiched between two pieces of plastic.  there are patterns of tiny holes in the foil that make up the tracks of the CD.  a magnet won't disturb them at all, unless it's such an incredibly strong magnet such that the CD itself were crushed or something.
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cd-r is made to write data once.\ncd-rw was made to overwrite data more than once with the option to completely format disc
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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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Neither is better than the other.  The only difference between the two formats is the way they save information and how the start and stop points are different on the disc.  Other than that there is no difference, but be aware of what type your DVD drive is compatible with.  A DVD+R drive cannot write to a DVD-R disc and the reverse is true.  Most modern drives are DVD+/-R/RW which means they support all formats but older drives were either -R or +R and you were restricted to that format.\n\nAlso -R or +R are write once DVDs whereas -RW and +RW are write, erase and write so they can be used multiple times.
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are they the same kind of disks and are you playing them on the same cd players cuz some disks dont work on some players
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CD-R & CD-RW\n\nCD-R  is permanent. meaning you can't change it once the music is on there.\n\nCD-RW is rewritable over and over again. \nI prefer Sony's CD-R.