Chapter I: How does the CD work?

The information on a CD isn't stored as sound waves like on a record. Instead, it's stored as a series of tiny bumps and flat areas on the aluminum layer.These bumps and flat areas are arranged in a very long, spiral track that goes from the center of the CD to the outside. A CD player has a tiny laser beam inside.This laser shines light onto the aluminum layer of the CD.When the laser hits a flat area, the light reflects back to a sensor in the CD player.When the laser hits a bump, the light scatters and doesn't reflect back as strongly. The sensor in the CD player reads the changes in the reflected light.These changes are translated into a series of 1s and 0s, which is digital information.The CD player then this digital information back into sound waves that we can hear through speakers.

Chapter II: How to choose what software to use?

Chapter III: How to burn a CD?

Chapter IV: How does the formats work?

Chapter V: How to design your disc?

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