VCD discs can not only be burned once

It can be burned multiple times, and when you burn it for the first time, you must have selected the option of "finish after burning", as long as you don't choose that, then as long as you still have space on the disc, you can continue to burn.

There are two types of CD recorders, one is disposable and the other is rewritable. I don't know which one yours is?

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Yes, if the platter is not full, you can continue to add data, but you can't delete the contents inside.

+r is a write-once and permanently readable platter, which is currently the most widely used *** burning platter standard, targeting consumer electronics and computer storage purposes. +R is a Philips formula developed by Philips and is currently supported by the *** alliance represented by Philips, Sony, Ricoh and HP. Among them, the ***+r disc with the "RW" logo on the disc can be written repeatedly, which is exactly the same as the characteristics of ***+RW.

Compared with ***-r, ***+r has a relatively large capacity, good compatibility, can be non-destructive chain hunger hall connection and fully obtain the characteristics of Microsoft's local limb support, the vast majority of current *** machines can read and ***** +r disks. +r rw uses the jitter frequency, that is, high-frequency jitter, through the phase modulation of the jitter groove at the pre-engraved concave rail to achieve addressing, and the difference in addressing mode determines the difference between ***-r and ***+r platters in the burning characteristics: ***-r has poor signal resolution, and it is easy to be unstable when burning at high speed.

CD-R is generally used to burn disks to customers or backup files, and cannot be deleted after engraving, and CD-RW can be erased and rewritten repeatedly.

CD-DA CD** disc, CD-G support image disk, generally not used, CD-ROM Read-only data disc for games or software commonly used on computers.

CD stands for Small Laser Disc and is a general term used for all CD** formats. CD formats on the market include Audio CD, CD-ROM, CD-ROM XA, **CD, CD-I and **CD, among others. Among the various CD formats, perhaps the most well-known one is the Audio CD, which is a standard CD format for storing sound signal tracks such as songs and songs.

The CD Digital Audio Signal (CDDA) was introduced by Sony and Philips during the 1980s as a form of propagation. Because of the great success of the audio CD group, the use of this ** has been expanded to data storage, the purpose of data archiving and transmission.

Compared to traditional data storage such as floppy disks and audio tapes, CDs are best suited for storing large amounts of data, which may be computer files, audio signal data, image files, software applications, and data in any form or combination. The advantages of CDs include durability, convenience, and limited cost.

The burner is the same as the ordinary optical drive in terms of structure, but the laser head of the recorder can provide a higher power laser output, so that the organic dyes on the recordable disc change, that is, the burning disc.