Its one of my best content cd's :/
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most likely yes.. find something to cover the TOP with so no light get through.. would do the trick 90% of the times
What works best if you have a CD label you can but on top of it, tape can do it to -
Damn really? That would be great...it doesnt have to be a shiny material?Originally posted by ebus_dkComment
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yeah, just put something over it.... i was a dj/mc for years.... i had discs that lost some of the backing and they still played... just cover it with a label... i assume its the same media type??..... anti gunners & pro gunners helping each other.... its a beautiful thing, lol.Comment
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No - not really.. All the silver part does is keep the light-beam from bouncing through the disc.. it just needs something to reflect the light backOriginally posted by FranckComment
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i thought the data was stored in the silver part....... its stored in the clear plastic?Comment
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Franck-- go to a place that sells used playstation games &/or dvds. they have a machine that will buff it up back to new & remove all the scratches. they charge anywhere from $1 to $3 per disc (here in the US)Comment
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the data is stored on the bottom of the 2 parts of the disk.. like this seen from the sideOriginally posted by mkx
1 - silver(or other covering material like paint)
2 - hard plastic material (data stored in surface where part 2 meets part 3)
3 - bottom clear plastic/compound material to cover and protectComment
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there it is.... but i have had cds play even after the silver has worn off... also black discs last longer than cheap silver ones.Originally posted by ebus_dkComment
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I covered it with tape but still doesnt work. Im gonna try one of those places.Originally posted by spacedog
Its really quite valuable content
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crap i just spent $100 on a new tv tuner card because the driver cd was damaged and the one on the net wasnt working
oh well, very good knowledge to know. I vote this thread the #1 gfy thread of the day
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