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  1. 5th Jul 2001 15:00 #1
    orangearmy
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    Does anybody know if dvd's have an easier time reading coloured backings vs silver backing that you find on most cd's?

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  2. 6th Jul 2001 03:12 #2
    WMike
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    My understanding of this issue is that it's totally dependent on your player. If you check out the "DVD Players" section on this site, it has an awesome comparison list of players and what they will and won't do.

    Good luck
    Mike

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  3. 6th Jul 2001 08:25 #3
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    Any CD-R which has a reflective layer more like a DVD will be the best of course.

    You might find this article about coloured dyes used on CD-R informative.

    http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/cd_dye.shtml

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