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Here's a quick and simple first point - NO PROTECTION FROM SCRATCHES
they could have used a cartridge - but NOOOOOOO! :|
they could have used a cartridge - but NOOOOOOO! :|
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
Here's a quick and simple first point - NO PROTECTION FROM SCRATCHES
they could have used a cartridge - but NOOOOOOO! :|
Originally posted by: VBboy
It would be more expensive
It would not be compatible with current PC DVD-ROM drives
It would be heavier and more expensive to ship
They couldn't make CD/DVD players as one unit
They couldn't make multi-disk DVD players
Sorry, mate![]()
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
Here's a quick and simple first point - NO PROTECTION FROM SCRATCHES
they could have used a cartridge - but NOOOOOOO! :|
Handle your DVDs with care, injure anyone who chooses not to.
yummy - got linkage?Originally posted by: VBboy
Also, TDK recently announced an almost unscratcheable DVD.
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
yummy - got linkage?Originally posted by: VBboy
Also, TDK recently announced an almost unscratcheable DVD.
Originally posted by: coolVariable
DVDs also suck because of:
1. bad compression. Watch them on a very good TV and you will see what I mean (especially dark areas!!)
2. bad resolution.
Originally posted by: IcemanJer
whoa, where did the ninja avitar come from? SWEET!
Originally posted by: VBboy
It would be more expensive
It would not be compatible with current PC DVD-ROM drives
It would be heavier and more expensive to ship
They couldn't make CD/DVD players as one unit
They couldn't make multi-disk DVD players
Sorry, mate![]()
Originally posted by: notfred
Why cars suck:
They crash too easily.
They should have put them on rails like trains.
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
Been using this for a while, doesn't make them more scratch resistant, but if you can throw away the scratched one & re-copy it, so much the better...
DVD X Copy
IMHO, it's the "killer app" for DVD burners![]()
Originally posted by: VBboy
TDK announces armor-plated DVD media as requested