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In Reply to: Re: do you have further info? posted by racerguy on December 25, 2004 at 11:39:26:
>> Industry insiders admit that a DualDisc CD layer causes the error correction of your player to work overtime while deciphering the slightly fuzzy pits and lands on the disc. <<Error correction is not 'deciphering' the 'slighlty fuzzy' pits and lands.
The error correction has nothing to do with that.
The readout circuit is only detecting differences in reflected light levels.Also the pits and lands are not 'fuzzy'.
However, the focussing mechanism could be more active due to the thinner cd layer spec. This shouldn't be a problem.
>>The CD layer of a new DualDisc is basically equivalent to an unwashed and somewhat slightly dazed regular CD that's five years old." [emphasis original] <<
This FUD might have some appeal to the vinyl crowd used to whasing discs but is complete nonsense. I have many CD older than 10 year and even those didn't become 'slightly dazed'.
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- It's hogwash.. - Frank.. 05:18:11 12/28/04 (1)
- I suppose you're right, Frank - racerguy 06:48:09 12/28/04 (0)
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