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Emulate: To test the function of a disc on a computer after formatting a co

plete disc image.

Enhanced CD: A CD-ROM disc contains only data sectors as defined in the

Yellow Book.

Hard Drives: Originally known as Winchester drives, these magnetic storage

devices have one or more non-removable solid platters--as op-posed to the

floppy-disk drives. Hard drives come in various types, different capacities

and configurations--and are connected to the bus through a controller or

interface card. There are removable hard drives, which allow removal of the

component that contains the platters--a workable option for users with

security concerns.

HDCD: High-definition Compatible Digital. A proprietary method of enhancing

audio on CDs.

Hz: Hertz. A unit of frequency measurement. The number of cycles (repeti-

tions) per second.

Karaoke: Literally, empty orchestra. The social sensation from Japan where

people sing along to a music track. Karaoke was largely responsible for the

success of laserdisc in Japan, thus supporting it elsewhere.

Master: The metal disc used to stamp replicas of optical discs. The tape used to

make additional recordings.

Mode: Under the ISO 9660, a CD-ROM sector can be Mode 1 or Mode 2.

Mode 1 allocates2048 bytes for user data, plus a third layer of error detec-

tion and error correction codes. This is the Mode that provides the highest

integrity for computer data.

Mode 2 allocates 2336 bytes for user data, and no third layer of error

detection and error correction. This mode is considered appropriate for seg-

ments of music, graphics and video, especially in CD-ROM-XA and CD-I

implementations.

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Multimedia: Information in more than one form, such as text, still

images, sound, animation, and video. Usually implies that the informa-

tion is presented by a computer.

Track-At-Once: With Track-at-Once writing mode, a CD-Recorder will record one

track at a time. In between every two tracks (unless you are only recording

a single track). The CD-Recorder laser will stop while the hard disc prepared

for the contents of the next track. Each time the laser is stopped, it writes

Run-Out blocks. When starting again, it writes Run-In blocks (a total of 7

blocks).These are ignored by CD-ROM readers and so do not disturb data

transmission, but in some audio players you might hear a click between

tracks. This is why disc-at-Once recording is preferable for audio discs.

Wave: A Wave file (.WAV) is a type of sound file which stores digitized analog

signals.

Yellow Book: The book which sets out the standard developed by Philips and

Sony for the physical format of compact discs to be used for information

storage (CD-ROM).