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Blu-Ray "scratch-proof" coating is MIA (1 Viewer)

Paul_Scott

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as long as it is in the specs, it doesn't have to show up in the actual product.
This is about the future, dammit !



besides, by the time the disc is rendered unreadable a superbit VC 1 version will be announced.
all part of the masterplan

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RobertR

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It seems that substitute coatings are being used. We'll have to see how durable production BD discs are in actual use.
 

Chris S

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Does HD-DVD have a similar type coating?

I'd be curious to see if rental companies like Netflix have a higher/lower turnover than normal with BD discs due to surface scratches.
 

RobertR

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HDDVD doesn't need the same type of coating, because the plastic protecting the data is much thicker than BD. It's like regular DVD.
 

Jerome Grate

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Unfortunately that's what it looks like.

Never knew that the density of the HD-DVD is as the same as DVD. Putting that in perspective with BD not only it's expensive to manufacturer, you also have to careful to when you handle BD.
 

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