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Using a CD
Burner (4 hours)
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Course Length: 2 Classes, 2 hours each
Prerequisites: Familiar with Windows Operating System |
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| Overview |
| CD-R is an abbreviation for
"Compact-Disc-Recordable" on which data can be recorded.
Data is recorded chemically: As the laser light hits the dye
layer, it bakes the dye, forming a pit. Because you can neither
erase nor overwrite the data that was written once, you can keep
incorruptible copies of data. The volume of a CD-R disc is 650MB,
the same amount of data for 6,000 ~ 10,000 pages of letter size. A
CD-R can be replayed with a CD player or CD-ROM on a personal computer
at your home.
With a CD-RW, you can directly overwrite data as
many times as you want - something write- once CD-R media cannot do.
CD-RWs are particularly useful for data backups. Another advantage
is the ability to erase data no longer needed and to reuse the disc.
In this class, you will learn how to use a CD-R
and RW. The class is presented with hands-on activities and
handouts.
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| Course Outline and Objectives |
By the end of the course, participants
should:
- Define CD-ROM
- Define CD-R
- Define CD-RW
- Define pre-pressed CD
- Explain the three speeds of a CD Recorder
(write, rewrite, read)
- Record on CD-R
- Record on CD-RW
- Format CD-R
- Format CD-RW
- Define Multi-session recording
- Define MultiRead compatible drive for formatted
CD-RWs
- Be familiar with different CD formats i.e. cda,
mp3, wav
- Be familiar with a UDF reader for formatted CD-Rs
and CD-RWs
- Be familiar with packet writing and mastering
software
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