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DoesItReallyMatter: /* See also */ Add CD, DVD, VCD/SVCD and divider

2019-04-19T06:33:05Z

See also: Add CD, DVD, VCD/SVCD and divider

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	==See also==		==See also==
			* [[CD]]
			* [[DVD]]
			* [[VCD]]/SVCD
			<hr style="width:8em;" />
	* [[FLAC]]		* [[FLAC]]
	* [[wikipedia:ISO image]]: an obscure format that can store e.g. an operating system on a disc		* [[wikipedia:ISO image]]: an obscure format that can store e.g. an operating system on a disc

DoesItReallyMatter: Remove template data per revision 61024

2019-04-19T06:29:13Z

Remove template data per revision 61024

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	== Audio CDs ==		== Audio CDs ==
	{{protocol\|CDDA~~\|altid=cddasimple~~\|info=Usage: cdda://device@track}}		{{protocol\|CDDA\|info=Usage: cdda://device@track}}

	'''Audio CDs''' contain audio data, and can be read by a CD player. Any CD marked with the CDDA mark can be played in any player also marked with a CDDA mark.		'''Audio CDs''' contain audio data, and can be read by a CD player. Any CD marked with the CDDA mark can be played in any player also marked with a CDDA mark.

DoesItReallyMatter: Change template parameters (per revision 60997)

2019-04-19T04:33:30Z

Change template parameters (per revision 60997)

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	== Audio CDs ==		== Audio CDs ==
	{{protocol\|~~id=cdda~~\|altid=cddasimple\|info=Usage: cdda://device@track}}		{{protocol\|CDDA\|altid=cddasimple\|info=Usage: cdda://device@track}}

	'''Audio CDs''' contain audio data, and can be read by a CD player. Any CD marked with the CDDA mark can be played in any player also marked with a CDDA mark.		'''Audio CDs''' contain audio data, and can be read by a CD player. Any CD marked with the CDDA mark can be played in any player also marked with a CDDA mark.

DoesItReallyMatter: Add :File:CD.png

2019-03-06T09:48:25Z

Add File:CD.png

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	{{wikipedia\|Compact disc}}		{{wikipedia\|Compact disc}}
	A '''CD''' or '''Compact Disc''' is a circular disk with a silver look to it.		A '''CD''' or '''Compact Disc''' is a circular disk with a silver look to it.
			[[File:CD.png\|100px\|thumb\|alt=\|right\|A CD]]

	== Audio CDs ==		== Audio CDs ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* See also */ I deleted the short page I wrote, ISO, because it felt irrelevant. It had 3500 views, so adding a link to the Wikipedia page

2019-02-24T07:01:01Z

See also: I deleted the short page I wrote, ISO, because it felt irrelevant. It had 3500 views, so adding a link to the Wikipedia page

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[ISO\|Disk Image (.iso)]]
	* [[FLAC]]		* [[FLAC]]
			* [[wikipedia:ISO image]]: an obscure format that can store e.g. an operating system on a disc

	== Source code ==		== Source code ==

DoesItReallyMatter: Copy-edit/format

2019-02-22T05:19:35Z

Copy-edit/format

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	vlc cdda://D:		vlc cdda://D:
	vlc cdda:///dev/cdrom		vlc cdda:///dev/cdrom
	Where D: (windows) or /dev/cdrom (~~linux~~) is the location of your CD drive. To play a single track, append an @ followed by the track number. For example, to play track 3, type		Where <code>D:</code> (windows) or <code>/dev/cdrom</code> (Linux) is the location of your CD drive. To play a single track, append <kbd>@</kbd> followed by the track number. For example, to play track 3, type
	vlc cdda://D:@3		vlc cdda://D:@3

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	== Data CDs ==		== Data CDs ==
	'''Data CDs''' contain programs or files which can be read by your PC - you can only use these with your PC.		'''Data CDs''' contain programs or files which can be read by your PC – you can only use these with your PC.

	CDs can also contain other data and program code. When you insert a CD in some versions of [[Windows]], programs on the CD may run without asking you first - you may wish to [https://www.howtogeek.com/236241/how-to-enable-disable-and-customize-autoplay-in-windows-10/ turn off autorun] or hold the ~~shift~~ key when inserting a CD to ~~stop~~ this happening.		CDs can also contain other data and program code. When you insert a CD in some versions of [[Windows]], programs on the CD may run without asking you first – you may wish to [https://www.howtogeek.com/236241/how-to-enable-disable-and-customize-autoplay-in-windows-10/ turn off autorun] or hold the <kbd>Shift</kbd> key when inserting a CD to prevent this from happening.

	=== Playing media files on a data CD ===		=== Playing media files on a data CD ===
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	'''Mixed CDs''' contain both audio and data, for example a CD may come with a music video as a "bonus feature". The data part (such as the music video) can only be used on your PC, but the audio is able to be played on your PC or CD player.		'''Mixed CDs''' contain both audio and data, for example a CD may come with a music video as a "bonus feature". The data part (such as the music video) can only be used on your PC, but the audio is able to be played on your PC or CD player.

	Some mixed CDs come with programs which will try to install [[copy protection]] on your computer - see [[wikipedia:2005 Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal\|2005 Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal]].		Some mixed CDs come with programs which will try to install [[copy protection]] on your computer – see [[wikipedia:2005 Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal\|2005 Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal]].

	To play the audio CD part, follow the [[#Audio CDs\|instructions for an audio CD]]. To play files on the data CD part, follow the [[#Data CDs\|instructions for a data CD]].		To play the audio CD part, follow the [[#Audio CDs\|instructions for an audio CD]]. To play files on the data CD part, follow the [[#Data CDs\|instructions for a data CD]].

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Module options */ Move option to Documentation:Modules/cdda. Regarding {{Check}}: --cdda-first-sector and --cdda-last-sector are options that refer to integers VLC uses internally for start/end

2019-02-22T05:02:18Z

Module options: Move option to Documentation:Modules/cdda. Regarding {{Check}}: --cdda-first-sector and --cdda-last-sector are options that refer to integers VLC uses internally for start/end

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	=== Module options ===		=== Module options ===
	* --cdda-caching ([[integer]])		:''See [[Documentation:Modules/cdda]]''
	*: [[~~Caching]] value, in [[millisecond]]s~~
	* --cdda-track ([[integer]])
	*: ~~The track to play. This is equivalent to appending "@track" to the URL. Default value is -1, for playing all tracks.~~
	* --cdda-first-sector ([[integer]])
	* --cdda~~-last-sector ([[integer]~~])
	*: The first and last [[wikipedia:Disk sector\|sectors]~~] of the CD to check.{{check}}~~
	* --cddb-server ([[string]])
	* --cddb-port ([[integer]])
	*: Location of the CDDB server to use. Default is "freedb.freedb.org" on port 8880

	== Data CDs ==		== Data CDs ==

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Audio CDs */ Remove redlink to Stereo, explaining it here

2019-02-11T09:21:22Z

Audio CDs: Remove redlink to Stereo, explaining it here

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	vlc cdda://D:@3		vlc cdda://D:@3

	Audio CDs contain [[uncompress]]ed [[lossless]] audio, which takes up a lot of space on the disk but is ''very'' good quality. The format for this is [[stereo]] audio in 44100Hz 16-bit [[PCM]] [[WAV]] format.		Audio CDs contain [[uncompress]]ed [[lossless]] audio, which takes up a lot of space on the disk but is ''very'' good quality. The format for this is stereo audio (has both left and right audio channels) in 44100Hz 16-bit [[PCM]] [[WAV]] format.

	=== Module options ===		=== Module options ===

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Data CDs */ Repair dead link with equivalent: now links to a Windows 10 guide from How-To Geek, not the Windows XP guide from annoyances.org

2019-02-06T09:47:42Z

Data CDs: Repair dead link with equivalent: now links to a Windows 10 guide from How-To Geek, not the Windows XP guide from annoyances.org

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	'''Data CDs''' contain programs or files which can be read by your PC - you can only use these with your PC.		'''Data CDs''' contain programs or files which can be read by your PC - you can only use these with your PC.

	CDs can also contain other data and program code. When you insert a CD in some versions of [[Windows]], programs on the CD may run without asking you first - you may wish to [~~http~~://www.~~annoyances~~.~~org~~/~~exec~~/~~show~~/~~article03-018~~ turn off autorun]~~{{dead link}}~~ or hold the shift key when inserting a CD to stop this happening.		CDs can also contain other data and program code. When you insert a CD in some versions of [[Windows]], programs on the CD may run without asking you first - you may wish to [https://www.howtogeek.com/236241/how-to-enable-disable-and-customize-autoplay-in-windows-10/ turn off autorun] or hold the shift key when inserting a CD to stop this happening.

	=== Playing media files on a data CD ===		=== Playing media files on a data CD ===

DoesItReallyMatter: /* Audio CDs */ Change wikilink target

2019-01-28T08:14:11Z

Audio CDs: Change wikilink target

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	vlc cdda://D:@3		vlc cdda://D:@3

	Audio CDs contain [[~~uncompressed~~]] [[lossless]] audio, which takes up a lot of space on the disk but is ''very'' good quality. The format for this is [[stereo]] audio in 44100Hz 16-bit [[PCM]] [[WAV]] format.		Audio CDs contain [[uncompress]]ed [[lossless]] audio, which takes up a lot of space on the disk but is ''very'' good quality. The format for this is [[stereo]] audio in 44100Hz 16-bit [[PCM]] [[WAV]] format.

	=== Module options ===		=== Module options ===