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Dao

In ancient China, a political subdivision roughly equivalent to a province.

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The PlexWriter 40/12/40S supports a wide variety of CD writing modes, including Track-at-Once, Disc-at-Once, Session-at-Once, Multisession, and variable/fixed packet writing.

Plextor Extends SCSI Product Family with 40/12/40 CD-RW with Ultra SCSI Interface

CD Architect burns with the disc-at-once (DAO) method that allows users to create tracks with variable times between them, perform automatic crossfades between tracks or place hidden tracks on the CD.

Sonic Foundry Re-Engineers and Re-Launches CD Architect

VariRec is only available with Track-at-Once and Disc-at-Once recording modes at 4X CD-Write speed using the bundled SimpliCD software.

Plextor Ships External 40/12/40 CD-RW Drive With Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Interface; Drive Combines Fast Recording Speeds with High-Performance Data Transfer Rates

Writing and recording methods support include Track-At-Once (TAO), Disc-At-Once (DAO), Session-At-Once (SAO), Multi-Session (MS) and Incremental Packet Writing (fixed and variable packet size).

Archos MiniCDRW 2, First Slimline 16X CD-R Writer, for Fast Transfer of Music, Photos, Data to CDs

Like the other recordable DVD technologies, DVD-RW supports disc-at-once recording and incremental writing.

Verbatim Offers Consumers Most Complete Line of DVD Media; Combines Research Strength, Manufacturing Quality to Become Industry's Single-Source for All DVD Formats, All Applications