I think that by using simple logic printable discs must be safer than ordinary discs in preventing data corruption because they feature an extra...
Thanks for the straight dope on why sticker labels should never be used on DVDs. This is not common knowledge and I know of many people who put...
Clarkr, very interesting test you performed. Thank you for checking that out. I had never heard of the mere presence of black ink disrupting video...
Thank you Joe for your expert assistance. There are so many views on labeling out there and all I and I assume most others want is the safest way...
I would suggest reading the government report regarding achieving disc media. Don't just depend on opinion, depend on fact. In a nutshell it says...
Many, many chemicals can eventually eat its way through the protective layer of any disc. The operative word is can. This is not some silly...
Guys (and gals) please, please, please be careful what chemicals you put on discs! Any number of sticker adhesives, markers, solvents and even...
Sharpie has never done long term tests to determine whether its ink will degrade data over time. The Sanford (owns sharpie)web site warns that...
Using any LightScribe drive to burn discs is pretty failsafe. BUT to use a LightScribe drive to label a disc is another matter. I have found any...
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