harry349
17th April 2003, 17:30
THE BACKGROUND
I have blank DVD discs that have a completely blank shiny top surface. They work great, and I believe them to be TDK brand, as Nero and DVD Decrypter indicate they are.
I wanted to write a brief note on them with a felt tip pen (i.e. sharpie) so in case they get mixed up from their case I can tell what's on the disc without popping it into the DVD player.
I was a little concerned about doing so on the shiny silver disc tops; most discs (CDs) I've dealt with before have some sort of extra coating that I've written on without much reservation.
THE QUESTION
Does anyone know for sure (or have any experience that would indicate one way or the other) if writing on the non-burning surface of such a disc would be OK for the disc?
I have blank DVD discs that have a completely blank shiny top surface. They work great, and I believe them to be TDK brand, as Nero and DVD Decrypter indicate they are.
I wanted to write a brief note on them with a felt tip pen (i.e. sharpie) so in case they get mixed up from their case I can tell what's on the disc without popping it into the DVD player.
I was a little concerned about doing so on the shiny silver disc tops; most discs (CDs) I've dealt with before have some sort of extra coating that I've written on without much reservation.
THE QUESTION
Does anyone know for sure (or have any experience that would indicate one way or the other) if writing on the non-burning surface of such a disc would be OK for the disc?