From: thanks-to@Taf.com
Jan Panteltje schreef:
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|"Do not print on the signal side but on the white colored side of the discs
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|">>You own good resources and you are insightful. I ask questions in |
|>>alt.comp.periphs.cdr and comp.publish.cdrom.hardware since November |
|>>. . . |
|>>Subject: DVDs are worse than CDs |
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|>>Subject: dvdisaster or QuickPar or etc.: do you use them to secure discs?|
|>>so far with another thread planned. |
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|What do you man by 'secure disc'? |
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E.g. "In addition you should be looking to add parity/recovery data to
your CD-R/DVD-R backup files, which serves two purposes: (a) allows
you to verify that the files are still readable and intact (b) allows
you to recover damaged files if you have enough recovery data. It
allows you to recover from scratches that the underlying ECC was
unable to correct for."
E.g. "I'd like to use QuickPar, or par2cmdline, to protect archives
stored on CD-R and DVD-R media."
E.g. "dvdisaster complements optical media [. . .] with error
correction data in a way that they are fully recoverable even after
some read errors have developed. This enables you to rescue the
complete data to a new medium."
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|"I have over a thousand burned discs here, thousand in this box: |
| https://panteltje.nl/pub/CD_box_binnenkant_IXIMG_0549.JPG |
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|Old CDs I burned decennia ago kept in that box still play great here." |
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Impressive again! Are DVDs less durable?
Many of the white things which you show in this picture seem to be too
thin to be jewel cases. I read a suspicion in a different newsgroup
that sleeves might be OK for C.D.s but dangerous for D.V.D.s . . .
Richard Hassinger warns in
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in
Subject: Re: Media Storage after you burn?
in alt.video.dvdr since
Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 23:29:01 -0500
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#"My opinion is that the sleeves are not so good. Even without removing#
#them for a long time, they tend to jostle around and get scuffed up. I#
#have hundreds of CDs from the past five years and when I pull them out#
#of the sleeves I can see that they have gotten scuffed up some. #
#Doesn't make a big difference for the CDs, but it might be a big deal #
#for the DVDs. #
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#Like the other person said, the holders for the DVDs can put a lot of #
#pressure on the disc. I have had some trouble getting DVDs out of some#
#of those locking mechanisms and had to bend the disc quite a bit while#
#prying it loose. I have seen at least ten different mechanisms, most #
#of them seem to force me to be rough with the disc. #
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#Worse, if one of the prongs breaks off, the disc can slip off the #
#mechanism and shake around inside the box, with the rest of the #
#plastic parts scratching up the disc." #
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You do not seem to suffer such a problem.
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