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  1. 31st Aug 2006 15:44 #1
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    TDK develops a 200gb Blu-ray Disc:

    http://tinyurl.com/kzroz

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  2. 31st Aug 2006 16:12 #2
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    "The company's 100-Gbyte prototype disc uses four 25-Gbyte layers" and that on a single side !

    I'm impressed. Now make it cheap. One side 100GB is fine.
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  3. 31st Aug 2006 17:32 #3
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    Yet they can't press a dual layer Blu-Ray Movie?
    For the love of God, use hub/core labels on your Recordable Discs!
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  4. 31st Aug 2006 17:38 #4
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    Still not enough space to put a full season of your favorite TV show in HD on one disc. For SD DVD, quite possibly. I hate multiple discs, especially 6-7 discs per season. Maybe when Holographic Versatile Disc (HVD) arrives we will have enough space.
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  5. 31st Aug 2006 22:53 #5
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    100 GB would get you

    ~7.4 hours of DV or HDV
    ~10 hours MPeg2 HD @ 19 Mbps
    ~24 hours AVC HD @ 8 Mbps
    ~38 hours of SD DVD @ 5 Mbps VBR
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    That's the upside, but what if the disk goes bad...
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    Imagine the data loss when theres a scratch on a portion of the disc which is unreadable...
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  8. 1st Sep 2006 07:53 #8
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    Originally Posted by waheed
    Imagine the data loss when theres a scratch on a portion of the disc which is unreadable...
    Solution: Handle your discs with care. I haven't put a scratch on any of my optical media since 1988.
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    can you post some pictures of that 1988 media?
    'Do I look absolutely divine and regal, and yet at the same time very pretty and rather accessible?' - Queenie
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    Why would I want to post pictures of scratched Audio CDs? Would it make a difference? Now that I think about it it may have '86. Not really sure, just know I learned my lesson back then.
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    it's still a problem burning on 2 layers...imagine burning on 4.....

    dust in the wind....
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