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  1. Since everyone is rusing to buy a SO-NY DRU500,
    I wouldlike to find out how long does the recording
    on CDR/W DVDR/W material went back ?

    Some of my Blue CDR only last 4 years or less.

    Maybe some one can set up a poll ?
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    some disks last over 10 years for siure and more so this is going to be a really long poll ... plus dvd-r disks only been not that many years ..
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  3. At Meritline.com they sell BeAll (from Samsung) DVD-R discs that
    are supposed to last a long time:

    "LONG DATA LIFESPAN:
    Samsung Certified DVD-R discs are archiving with a life expectancy of more than 100 years when stored at room temperature. If you need a DVD-R that you can trust for 100 years plus with your precious memories or important data, BeAll from SAMSUNG DVD-R is it! Used by several government organizations like NASA, SEC, FAA etc due to dependable, no-compromise level of quality. "

    They are most likely doing accellerated aging tests on the stuff so
    it's not perfectly accurate... But even if it lasts half of that it's good.
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    50 years from now there will not be anything to play them back anyhow ..

    maybe no power either ..
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    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    50 years from now there will not be anything to play them back anyhow ..

    maybe no power either ..
    check out http://www.geocities.com/eatin_sammiches/sprucecreations.html to download additonal buttons and backgrounds for SPRUCE-UP menu creation
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  6. Originally Posted by eatin sammiches for lunch
    LOL



    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    50 years from now there will not be anything to play them back anyhow ..

    maybe no power either ..
    I'm going to re-burn on much cheaper and more stable media in a few years anyway.
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    Originally Posted by ewitte
    Originally Posted by eatin sammiches for lunch
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    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    50 years from now there will not be anything to play them back anyhow ..

    maybe no power either ..
    I'm going to re-burn on much cheaper and more stable media in a few years anyway.
    use a rock
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  8. Originally Posted by BJ_M
    Originally Posted by ewitte
    Originally Posted by eatin sammiches for lunch
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    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    50 years from now there will not be anything to play them back anyhow ..

    maybe no power either ..
    I'm going to re-burn on much cheaper and more stable media in a few years anyway.
    use a rock
    You think if I transfer all my pictures to cave paintings they will last longer
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  9. I belive normal Cave painting does not retain quality as well as Digital Media. The Cave must be pretty Huge to retain the 5000 Jpeg My wife has.
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    Originally Posted by SingSing
    I belive normal Cave painting does not retain quality as well as Digital Media. The Cave must be pretty Huge to retain the 5000 Jpeg My wife has.
    yes but they last 5000 years ++ ---

    lets see how good your dvd is going to look 5000 years from now for a fair comparison ...
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  11. Although cave paintings last a very long time they do suffer from quality loss caused by a variety of things such as humidity and occasional flooding. Not to mention over zelous archeologist and tourists.
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