Mixed Mode CD

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A Mixed Mode CD is a Compact disc in which two different data types are combined. Typically the first track is a data track while the rest are audio tracks. The most common use for Mixed Mode CDs are to produce enhanced CDs in which a music CD is coupled with multimedia content.

Some CD players from the 1990s may have trouble with Mixed Mode CD format because data tracks (before the audio tracks) might be "played", resulting in screeching which, at worst, might damage speakers. When a CD is created by CD Plus (CD Extra) audio tracks are placed before data, avoiding the problem for most audio players. [1]

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[edit] List of Mixed Mode CDs (computer games)

[edit] List of Mixed Mode CDs (PlayStation games)

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  1. ^ Enhanced CD Formats

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