funny question about labeling

[SidDan]

I read somewhere that when labeling the disc then the playback may be unplayable,, or quite worse at least.

so now to my question.

How about the disc is labeled before when it gets burned?, perhaps when burned with the label the reflection will be unchanged... so to say, when it is playback time. Cus I think when puttin on a label after the burning then the reflection from the laser will be somewhat different....

I dunno, just a theory, the difference may even be too small to be noticeable

[2COOL]

Originally posted by SidDan
I read somewhere that when labeling the disc then the playback may be unplayable,, or quite worse at least.

so now to my question.

How about the disc is labeled before when it gets burned?, perhaps when burned with the label the reflection will be unchanged... so to say, when it is playback time. Cus I think when puttin on a label after the burning then the reflection from the laser will be somewhat different....

I dunno, just a theory, the difference may even be too small to be noticeable
Labels on, before or after, doesn't matter...it's all about the label's adhesive properties affecting the DVD physical properties down the road. With my low budget, I use hub labels since the glue is not affecting the writing area.

[SidDan]

I see, why thank you for your answer :)

[klona]

And it produce an extra weight, which is not sute to be well spread over the surface, causing vibration, and then , read error