Questions scratches DVD+R

[gamemaniaco]

1 What do you mean plastic?


2 the plastic is not data layer and layer of reading?

[gamemaniaco]

Polycarbonate is the only protection on both sides of the disc for scratches are not damaged data and does not damaged the disc reading? polycarbonate is done to protect from scratches these data layer and reading layer?

[gamemaniaco]

Polycarbonate is the only protection on both sides of the disc for scratches are not damaged data and does not damaged the disc reading? polycarbonate is done to protect from scratches these data layer and reading layer?

[turk690]

Poly want a cracker.
Poly want a carbonate.
Poly carries on twerking...

Oh well just had to join the fray....

[jagabo]

Yes, the polycarbonate layers are there to protect the dye and reflective layers, and to provide structural rigidity. Polycarbonate is hard to break but it scratches pretty easily.

[gamemaniaco]

1 is proven that Polycarbonate is done in order to protect data from disc and read from disc?


2 if the polycarbonate was made to protect because there are very scratched discs that have damaged your reading or even data loss by scratches? was to be 100% safe from scratching


3 In a DVD + R has many layers of polycarbonate?

[gamemaniaco]

1 is proven that Polycarbonate is done in order to protect data from disc and read from disc?


2 if the polycarbonate was made to protect because there are very scratched discs that have damaged your reading or even data loss by scratches? was to be 100% safe from scratching


3 In a DVD + R has many layers of polycarbonate?

[OllieTSB]

(Apologies in advance, folks. I simply can't resist.)

[OllieTSB]

1. Jagabo and others answered YES.
Jagabo e outros responderam SIM.

Egyptians used stone tablets for data.
Egípcios usavam tábuas de pedra para dados.

Stone and wood are not the best for DVD surfaces.
Pedra e madeira não são os melhores para superfícies de DVD.


2. Unclear translation. Perhaps you meant to ask, Is there a 100% scratch-proof surface?
Existe uma superfície à prova de arranhões 100%?

Diamonds. But some diamonds can scratch other diamonds.
Diamantes. Mas alguns diamantes podem arranhar outros diamantes.

Egyptian tablets suffered from 3,000 years of sand erosion, but many are still readable.
Tábuas de pedra egípcias sofriam de 3.000 anos de erosão de areia, mas muitos são ainda legíveis.

No one kept 3,000-year-old stone-DVD players. I don't know why.
Ninguém manteve os jogadores de pedra-DVD 3.000 anos de idade. Não sei porquê.

I did check eBay, yes.
Fiz uma checagem eBay, sim.

3. Not a useful question. Number Of Layers is not important.
Número de camadas não é importante.

DVDs must be a certain thickness, no more, no less.
DVDs devem ser uma certa espessura, não mais, nem menos.

Players need Disks to be a certain thickness. That is how thick polycarb layers are.
Os jogadores precisam de discos para ser uma certa espessura. Isso é polycarb como grossa camadas são. DVDs devem ser uma certa espessura, não mais, nem menos.

If they need 2 layers for proper thickness, then they use 2.
Se eles precisam de 2 camadas de espessura adequada, então eles usam 2.

If they need 17, they use 17.
Se eles precisam de 17, eles usam 17.

Fungus not included.
Fungo não incluído.

[gamemaniaco]

1 is proven that Polycarbonate is done in order to protect data from disc and read from disc?


2 if the polycarbonate was made to protect because there are very scratched discs that have damaged your reading or even data loss by scratches? was to be 100% safe from scratching


3 In a DVD + R has many layers of polycarbonate?

[turk690]

1 OP goes on without missing a beat.


2 And glutton for punishment that I am, reply yet again.


3 The first page of this thread was like ROTFLMAO. Now it's just ROTF.

[aedipuss]

eeek scratches. scratches collect spores that grow into mold that destroy discs! only buy scratch proof discs.

(we're not close to a 100 posts yet)

[DB83]

If I bought a 'grow yer own Fungus' dvd, would that be a scratch 'n sniff version ?

[gamemaniaco]

please reply questions


1 is proven that Polycarbonate is done in order to protect data from disc and read from disc?


2 if the polycarbonate was made to protect because there are very scratched discs that have damaged your reading or even data loss by scratches? was to be 100% safe from scratching


3 In a DVD + R has many layers of polycarbonate?

[jagabo]

please reply questions


1 is proven that Polycarbonate is done in order to protect data from disc and read from disc?


2 if the polycarbonate was made to protect because there are very scratched discs that have damaged your reading or even data loss by scratches? was to be 100% safe from scratching


3 In a DVD + R has many layers of polycarbonate?

Already answered: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/358847-Questions-scratches-DVD-R?p=2269419&viewfull=1#post2269419

[gamemaniaco]

understood, so everyone here agreed that the only protection for scratches on DVD + R Philips are the layers of Polycarbonate


1 What is the thickness between layers of polycarbonate and layers data and reading of disc?

[jagabo]

1 What is the thickness between layers of polycarbonate and layers data and reading of disc?

Why do you need to know? Planning on manufacturing your own discs?
http://library.thinkquest.org/26171/diffrent.html

[jman98]

jagabo - Maybe you need help with that OCD. Seriously. Even sanlyn gave up here and that dude never gives up. Can you two just take this up in IM or maybe private email? Clearly your OCD isn't going to let you walk away.

[jagabo]

**** off.

[El Heggunte]

Some overdue corrections...

Egyptian tablets suffered from 3,000 years of sand erosion, but many are still readable.

Tábuas de pedra egípcias sofreram 3.000 anos de erosão pela areia, porém muitas delas são ainda legíveis.

No one kept 3,000-year-old stone-DVD players. I don't know why.

Ninguém manteve/preservou os tocadores de DVD-de-pedra de 3.000 anos de idade. Não sei por que.

DVDs must be a certain thickness, no more, no less.

DVDs devem ter uma certa espessura, nem mais, nem menos.

Players need Disks to be a certain thickness. That is how thick polycarb layers are.

Os tocadores precisam que os discos tenham uma certa espessura. As camadas de policarbonato vão ter a espessura exigida.

If they need 17, they use 17.

Se precisarem de 17, vão usar/ter 17.

----------

Okay, now this thread can be sent to the Off-Topics.
Locked.
Deleted.

All of the above

[gonca]

About post 46

Did his English suddenly improve?

[gamemaniaco]

1 What is the thickness between layers of polycarbonate and layers data and reading of disc?

Why do you need to know? Planning on manufacturing your own discs?
http://library.thinkquest.org/26171/diffrent.html

Dear thanks for your help


1 In this link you posted talks on substrate, which is substrate?


2 the link does not say what the thickness of two layers of polycarbonate, I'm not talking about the total disk thickness of only 2 layers of polycarbonate


3 on a DVD + R which is the name of the layer responsible for reading the disc?

[DB83]

And the OP's 'plan' is begining to produce the desired results.

I am not gonna soil this topic more by even answering 3. (which is obvious but not acceptable to this ejit)

[OllieTSB]

Heggunte, thanks for the far superior grammar. It's been a while since my 3-year-stint in Brasilia (1988?!!) and I no longer can tell Good from Bad grammer or word choices. Thanks. Sorry for any offending humor in there - I simply could not stop myself.

Jagabo, your ID could easily be "Job" as in "The patience of..." Congrats and thanks, and atta-boy, too.

[Noahtuck]

**** off.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

Or were you talking to jman ?
LOL!!!

Why has this idiot not been banned yet and all his idiotic threads deleted ?!?!?!?!

[jagabo]

**** off.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

Or were you talking to jman ?

I was talking to jman. I agree, there's something wrong with the OP. But I'll respond to posts I want to respond to, and he's free to respond to the posts he wants to.

[classfour]

After reading through: I almost want to tell the OP to scratch the top layer off the disc, and see if it'll play.

I know that certain commercial CDs have the written layer on the top of the polycarbonate layer, and, when scratched deeply - will render the disc useless.

The FAQ on DVDs, CDs and blueray recordable should be enough if the OP would read.

[gamemaniaco]

CDs do not have polycarbonate layer on top? is easier to damage than CD for scratch e not DVD + R damage by scratching?

[jagabo]

CDs do not have polycarbonate layer on top? is easier to damage than CD for scratch e not DVD + R damage by scratching?

You've already been given links that show that CDs do not have a polycarbonate layer on the top.

[lordsmurf]

I don't know why the members of VH are being so rude/mean to this person.

Yes, the OP is over-concerned with some topics, but I'd rather that than run into someone that assumes or insists you can buy anything and it's perfectly fine, as most people do. He's asking some good questions, even if tedious.

There's also a language barrier, but I'm fine with that.

We've been answering him here:
http://www.digitalFAQ.com/forum/media/5357-dvdr-infected-fungus.html
http://www.digitalFAQ.com/forum/media/5384-concerned-scratches-dvdr.html
http://www.digitalFAQ.com/forum/media/5309-question-quality-philips.html
http://www.digitalFAQ.com/forum/media/5307-questions-dvd-durability.html