are there certain brand cd/dvd that must be used?
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no, I haven't had any problem using certain brands, I just buy whatever is on sale,and it does an excellent job.Take Care Bonnie Lee
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Legally when you buy a computer with an OS you have to include the disc. It sounds like what you need is a custom built PC.
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Yes, you can insert any CD, CD-ROM, CD-RW or DVD. Some illegitimate copies will not play.
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Yes you can use DVD+R and DVD-R discs and many others had no problems they all work great, as far as brand i use Memorex have had no problems with them not a big fan of Sony discs tho had problems with them in the past, and yes you can watch recorded DVD's.
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You may need to go into setup and identify which inputs a given source is supposed to be using. CD should only be using standard audio cables. DVD might be set to HDMI, but you may need to specify Component/Composite.
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I have not personally made a copy of that type of cd but as long as that doesn't have special protection on them is should be fine. If you can make a copy of the cd on your computer without special software then it should be fine.
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I would invest in a DVD/CD USB drive for installation. Be sure to have all the drivers available on a flashdrive.
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Yes this model will support cd, DVD. It will be a tray model, not a slot load.
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You can use any printable cd from any brand just male sure it reads PRINTABLE and you will be ok
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It depends on your system. Check your disc information page, or you dvd guide.
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Any disc/disk...very well. I purchased the hand crank operated model, but there is a motorized version that works extremely well.
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I noticed Grayline 410184, which is listed as a CD/DVD Media Organizer. Might want to try that one.
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no you cant, but it has plenty to use for cd's and way more if you do dvd's.
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I don't think so, you can try buy using a cdrw disc and see what happens but I haven been able to, thanks
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You must use a printer that supports printing directly on DVD/CDs.I use Epson Artisan 725 (older) or Epson XP600 (newer).These printers have a special slot to insert the blank DVD/CD and software to print on them.The result is very professional, especially if you download the cover art from the Internet (cdcover.cc)
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You can as long as your DVD has a record function. There shouldn't be any other reason not to be able to (other than read disc errors).
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I've never tried that specific brand, but can say I've never had any problem with any discs I've used for burning, if that helps. Of course, all writable discs have a shelf life regardless of make, though that seems to have gotten better over the years.