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Also double-sided. AFAIK there weren't any single-sided LDs, which meant the unused side had to be filled with something else, like this memorable graphic: http
by userbinator 3y ago
Also double-sided. AFAIK there weren't any single-sided LDs, which meant the unused side had to be filled with something else, like this memorable graphic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwTDdyZTX48 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwTDdyZTX48
- itisit 3y agoThe dead side of A Video Standard [0] was white opaque plastic. Still a physical side, but not a readable one obviously. Closest I’ve seen to a single-sided disc. [0] https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/10498/LD-101/Video-Standard-A-(1989) https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/10498/LD-101/Video-Standard-A...
- crtasm 3y agoI wonder why they didn't stamp the same data on both sides?
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- happycube 3y agoAside from very early prototypes, there were LD singles which were thinner and made more like CD's. Mostly 8" but there were a few 12"s made by Sonopress in Europe.