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The problem is most people don’t realize how short disc media’s lifespan is. Books it’s very obvious when it’s deteriorating or molding, hard drives and such a
by citadel_melon 4mo ago
The problem is most people don’t realize how short disc media’s lifespan is.
Books it’s very obvious when it’s deteriorating or molding, hard drives and such are not to a laymen.
- pan69 4mo ago> The problem is most people don’t realize how short disc media’s lifespan is. I have audio CDs from 1990 that play just fine and look to be in tip-top condition. Not so much CDs I have burned in the 2000s, they seem to fade, clearly a different manufacturing process. However, based on my older audio CDs, it seems that, if manufacturers want to produce quality, they certainly can.
- Ferret7446 4mo agoAnalog audio CDs are different. Digital media fails catastrophically. Analog media fails gradually. You can lose a lot of bits in analog audio and not notice a thing, especially as your hearing also degrades with age.
- bradgranath 4mo agoWhat's an Analog Audio CD?