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  1. 4th Sep 2003 23:10 #1
    Xlipse
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    I know that question has probably been asked before.. and I can't seem to find any technical reference as to WHY we don't have dual layer burners, only "Since you can't burn dual layer, you'll have to use 2 discs or shrink it, etc. etc"..

    I am just curious as to WHY we don't have Dual Layer burners yet?
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    Yeah it was asked about 3 hours ago....
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    Because the DVD laser "looks" through the first layer to see the second layer. This is not something you can replicate with organic dyes and/or today's phase-change crystalline technology.

    Check this out http://www.disctronics.co.uk/technology/manuf/rep_intro.htm
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  4. 5th Sep 2003 18:11 #4
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    And about half a dozen threads on this topic here at DVDRhelp!
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