dawsongirl
03-25-2003, 06:18 PM
I just got my new CD burner, and the damn thing had no instructions on how to actually use it. :rolleyes:
So question- I burned a CD-R and there's still room on the end. Can I put something else on the end after the fact? I can with my DVD+R until I finalize it, but didn't know with a CD-R.
brownsocks
03-25-2003, 06:25 PM
you can only put more stuff on it if you don't close the cd or i guess you could say finalize it if you don't do that then it is possible to add remove songs but after you close it unless it is an RW(re-writeable) you can't do anything to it
webuster
03-25-2003, 06:37 PM
How do I hook up a vcr to my computer, do I need a special lead with different ports on each ends, like a scart on one end, computer plug in on the other. I wannna put Shock Treatment on VCD because there are no companys to do it for me, cos It's not my own material. If I can't do this with my computer, can any of you do it, I'll trade tapes. (If you make a VCD in the US, does it work over in the UK? Or is there such thing as computer cd formats?
pandora_spocks
03-25-2003, 06:59 PM
Originally posted by dawsongirl
I just got my new CD burner, and the damn thing had no instructions on how to actually use it. :rolleyes:
So question- I burned a CD-R and there's still room on the end. Can I put something else on the end after the fact? I can with my DVD+R until I finalize it, but didn't know with a CD-R.
For CD-R if it's a data disc that you're burning then you can keep going back and adding more stuff until you run out of room. If it's a music cd you're making then you can't add more songs after closing the session.
dawsongirl
03-25-2003, 11:42 PM
Originally posted by webuster
How do I hook up a vcr to my computer, do I need a special lead with different ports on each ends, like a scart on one end, computer plug in on the other. I wannna put Shock Treatment on VCD because there are no companys to do it for me, cos It's not my own material. If I can't do this with my computer, can any of you do it, I'll trade tapes. (If you make a VCD in the US, does it work over in the UK? Or is there such thing as computer cd formats?
I have no idea. I have an actual DVD Recorder, and I think it's just Region 1.
pandora_spocks
03-25-2003, 11:55 PM
Originally posted by dawsongirl
Thanks Holly!
You're welcome. :wave:
Pedantic
03-26-2003, 12:17 AM
Originally posted by webuster
How do I hook up a vcr to my computer, do I need a special lead with different ports on each ends, like a scart on one end, computer plug in on the other. I wannna put Shock Treatment on VCD because there are no companys to do it for me, cos It's not my own material. If I can't do this with my computer, can any of you do it, I'll trade tapes. (If you make a VCD in the US, does it work over in the UK? Or is there such thing as computer cd formats?
To hook a VCR to your computer, you need something with composite video inputs, like this PCI card (http://www.shopping.com/xPO-Adaptec_VideOh!_PCI_(1980300)_Input_Adapters~FD-1725~PD-20689757#fulldesc) for your PC. There is no such thing as computer CD formats. A VCD can play on most DVD players or any computer. :)