Although WAVE and AIFF have distinct file headers, they are fairly comparable formats. Both file types are suitable for making audio CDs because the headers are removed when the audio data is converted to CD audio. WAVE files are more common on Windows computers, while AIFF files are more common on Macs.
<h3>What drives can write to CD and DVD simultaneously?</h3>
There are certain drives that can write to both types of media. Newer DVD+R/RW and DVD-R/RW drives are only limited in the type of discs they can write to; they can read discs made in different drives. Disks for CD and DVD drives come in several formats. Disks for CD and DVD drives come in several formats.
<h3>What are the uses of DVD data discs?</h3>
DVDs are used for authoring DVD discs prepared in a specific AVCHD format to carry high-definition content. DVDs are also utilized for consumer digital video and consumer digital audio formats (often in conjunction with AVCHD format camcorders). DVD data discs are titles given to DVDs that hold different kinds of data.
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