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Sector
Smallest addressable unit of a CD.
Session
A session includes all data which have been
burnt onto the CD in one writing process.
Only one data
sion, however a number of audio tracks can
be written. Every CD can have a number of
sessions, but these CDs can only be read by
devices capable of reading multi-sessions.
TOC
(Table of contents) Directory of
Track
On a music CD, one track is the equivalent to
one song. In the case of data it is a summary
of
Track at
On multi-session CDs, all tracks are written
once (TAO)
onto the CD in one working process. The
tween the data blocks and cause a pause of
approx. 2 seconds between the songs.
UDF
Platform-wide CD file system which is used in
the
(Universal
driver is always loaded from the CD and makes
Disk
it possible for CD writers and CD-Rewriters to
Format)
access the CD as it would a hard disk.
Extended
By reducing the size of the distance between
play CDs
tracks, the capacity of a CD can be extended.
You require special CD blanks (80 Min./
700MB) and a recorder, as well as matching
software which supports this. The products
included in delivery are capable of these tasks.
Unicode
16-Bit-digit set. The standard ASCII-set of
signs is saved in 8 Bit mode and therefore has
a limited scope, for example no Arabic letters.
sectors of the same type to record data.
TOC and the connections are written be-
Packet Writing process. The required UDF
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