Recordable CD: promises and problems

Article Abstract:

Several recordable CD technologies are competing for commercial attention: magneto-optical recording, phase-change recording, and dye-polymer technology. The merits and drawbacks of each are discussed, including sound quality and manufacturing processes. A brief bibliography is also provided.

Digital recording, Digital sound recording

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SRS: surround sound with only two speakers

Article Abstract:

SRS processes stereo sound so that the directional cues by which the ear processes sounds from a 360-degree room environment are simulated by the 2-loudspeaker SRS source. A detailed technical explanation of the invention and a bibliography are provided.

Surround sound systems

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Recordable CD: promises and problems

Article Abstract:

The CD format has been in use for over a decade, yet the industry has not produced a recordable CD that is compatible with current systems. The technical problems that have hindered the development of a recordable, erasable CD are detailed.

Innovations, Consumer electronics industry, CD-RW drives, Erasable optical disk drives

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