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Table Of Contents  CertiGuide to A+ (Core Hardware)
 9  Chapter 0110:  Removable Media
      9  IV  CD-ROM
           9  CD-ROM Formats

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CD Digital Audio (CD-DA)

Phillips and Sony developed this so-called 'red book' standard in 1980. This was the original CD format for storing music digitally on a CD.

Audio data is stored in blocks holding 2,352 bytes of data with some extra bytes for error detection and correction. 75 blocks are required for each second of playback.

Therefore a standard 74 minutes CD will hold about 747MB of data.


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