Chapter 2. CD and DVD Logical Structure
The logical structure of a Compact Disc (CD) or a Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) involves various writing techniques and the logical organization of data within a file system.
Writing to a CD or DVD
Writing to a CD or DVD can be done using any of the following writing strategies:
Track-at-once. The most common form of CD recording for usercreated data discs.
Disc-at-once. The most common way to create audio discs and DVDs. Nearly all manufactured data discs are created this way.
Incremental Recording or Packet Writing. Used with drag-and-drop writing software. This is also the most common way for nonmovie DVDs to be recorded.
These writing strategies are actual selections made in the writing software and sent to ...
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