Yes; at the end of the day, volume files are just plain straight (albeit very large) files. Just ensure that when you mount them, you mount them as read only volumes, (for obvious reasons - even with CDRWs). It is recommended that volumes which are to be written to CD are formatted using either the FAT or FAT32 filesystem.

Assuming you won't be violating any copyright laws, the lab assistants in J-3002 and J3036 can burn a disk for you.

All of our computers, Mac and PC, have DVD/CD burners. Our older Mac G5 towers (in room 001) are capable of burning DVD-R's with a rated burn speed of 8x or lower. They will also burn DVD+R's of any speed. All other Mac's and PC's will burn DVD-R's of any speed. We sell blank CD's and DVD's at the Help Desk.

Yes. However, if you need to mount a TrueCrypt volume that is stored on a read-only medium (such as a CD or DVD) under Windows 2000, the file system within the TrueCrypt volume must be FAT (Windows 2000 cannot mount an NTFS file system on read-only media).

LimeWire does not have built-in CD burning capabilities, however other programs do, and your operating system may have CD-burning capabilities. If you would like to burn CDs, you would need to obtain a program that burns CDs or locate that feature of your operating system. You will also need to know the location that your files are downloaded to in order to use them.

If we do not state the speed, then we recommend you presume it to be 1, that way you will not be disappointed with your purchase (it may indeed be faster than 1, but we refuse to knowingly oversell an item, honesty is the best policy!).

Yes! All of the lab machines have the necessary software and hardware installed. Here are step-by-step instructions for using the CD/DVD burners: Copy the files you wish to place on the CD to the D: drive. Only files on the computer itself can be burned onto a CD; we don't advise burning files from a network drive such as H: or T: as this can result in write failures. Run the Roxio Easy CD Creator software, and then insert a blank disk into the drive.

In this case, you can try to use (info by sylv11) "RecordNow Max", a Nero competitor in the world of burning. You can test it if you have any problem. More the speed is high, more you're going to have reading problem, write errors and the longevity will be reduced. And try to use and burn "quickly" (quickly means to burn them without waiting 1 year after buying them) your supports, the quality degrades in time of non-use. Thanks at Wolf83 for those remarks.

If the number is equal to 2, you can burn 2 copies of this video. Remember, the videos can only be played on the device that has the license (i.e. the PC to which you first downloaded the video).

All these are optical drives. This was the part you probably already knew. The difference between them is what they can read and write. The table below shows which is which. The leftmost column lists the types of drives, while the four columns on the right indicate whether you can read or write that type of disc. When writing DVDs, please consult the box your drive came in or other documentation regarding which specific types of DVD you may use.

Yes! You can replace the internal CD-ROM drive with another IDE device, including multifunction devices like CD-RWs, or combined DVD/CD-ROM drives. When you replace the internal CD-ROM with some other device you hope it will extend the CD-ROM functionality. With CD-RW this doesn't happen - you loose an option to perform a boot from a bootable CD-ROM media. I checked Plextor, HP, Teac CD-RWs and no one was able to boot..

Yes. RippedRadio also has a standalone CD/DVD burning utility. Click here to read more about what this wonderful tool can do for you. Connections can be a bit slow or erratic (depending on network traffic), and may not always work (the audio server may be offline or serving the maximum number of connections). A link which is down may return minutes, days or weeks later. Some countries which are particularly unreliable are Brazil, Russia, Poland and Thailand, amongst others.

Yes, you can. You need the latest version of the program for this - Folder Password Expert USB. This is a download link to the free 30-day trial version. Click the Start button in the lower left corner of your screen and select Programs > Folder Password Expert USB > Folder Password Expert USB Settings. Select the "Let me burn password-protected folders to CD/DVD" check box and click the Close button.

Yes, you need a CD/DVD Writer drive installed on you computer before you can burn CD/DVD with Smart DVD/CD Burner.

You can enable this option, for example, to prevent Windows from automatically creating the 'Recycled' and/or the 'System Volume Information' folders on TrueCrypt volumes (in Windows, these folders are used by the Recycle Bin and System Restore facilities). However, there are some disadvantages. For example, when you enable this option, the 'Computer' (or 'My Computer') list will not show free space on the volume (note that this is a Windows limitation, not a bug in TrueCrypt).

Once you are happy with your mount command, you can teach Linux how to mount the volume automatically by adding a line to /etc/fstab (filesystem table). Don't worry about the meaning of the 0 0 on the end. mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -t ntfs -r /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows ntfs ro 0 0 Here we've transformed -r into the equivalent -o ro.

Currently, AwakeImages offers its volumes only via electronic download. By providing a ZIP file with all of the images (average size about 100 Mb) as a download, we can pass along a huge savings to you because we avoid the cost of producing and stocking inventory. On a standard DSL connection a download of one of our volumes will take you about 45 minutes. No waiting for UPS to show up; you just download and you're ready to go!

Yes and no. NetLibrary cannot stop you from burning the audiobook file to a CD, but encryptions on the audiobook file will make it unusable.

No, our terms of use currently do not permit burning or other copying of the videos, or transferring them to a portable media player. We are currently exploring additional features that will enhance our service.

Sorry, but for the foreseeable future, I'll doing DVDs only. The last set I was offering on CD-R was the MAME™ .76 set which, at around 16 gigabytes, got to be just too much for me to continue doing on CD. As of this writing (Nov. 2003) there are still some burners doing MAME™ on CD-R and, if you don't have a DVD drive yet or otherwise want a set on CD-R, I respectfully suggest you check the Lazarus or FreeMAME™roms lists for burners who can help you.

No this is not possible the Movie can only be played on the PC you used to originally purchase the movie.

The main reason for this is because the Swap Magic CD is notoriously fickle about loading games, plus for CD games over 640 MB's or so you need to use Breaker Pro as TOC disc to load. It may be easier to burn them to DVD Ps2 CD to DVD: My Technique DVDScanlite: http://sksapps.com/mis/DVDScan37.rar

This depends on the length of the DVD video and the output video format you chose. Suppose you chose DivX as the output video format, one CD may be sufficient. But if you want to store the movie in VCD format and play it on your VCD player, then two CDs will typically be required to hold a full DVD. You can store up to 80 minutes of video on one CD-R in VCD format. The time required for the entire process will vary depending on the speed of your computer and the length of the DVD movie.

You should turn on test mode when you are making soundtrack CD directly from DVD driver/disc to ensure that the CPU and I/O subsystems are both fast enough to support the burning speed you selected, if the test mode failed, please a select lower CDR writing speed. Also you can convert DVD soundtrack to mp3 or wav files first then burn those files to CD.

On all laptops prior to 2006, IBM Record Now will do this. Click Start, Programs, IBM Record Now, Record Now. For laptops bought after 2006, you need to start the Multimedia Center. Click on Start, Programs, Multimedia Center, Record Now Data.