DVD-R just out of the recorder

[CNCBCN]

well they must have lost a lot lately because I have a 25 coil at home and no problems aren't you playing O.C with the Dwd laser? ;D

[packosoft]

@CNCBCN:

well, you must have lost a lot lately because I have a 25 coil at home and no problem aren't you playing O.C with the Dwd laser? ;D

something like that, I was with the laptop on my lap leaning in the living room, I got up, from that the laptop's movement made it start making a strange noise, those things

[Sylver]

Go on, a frisbee tuning for the dog :lol:

[incrediboy]

packosoft: description graphique

[Tecnho]

Just kidding, the top one is the cup holder, the bottom one is a superdrive XD

[cobito]

I have always wondered that if you write something with a permanent marker on the recording surface of a disc (without writing on the first or last sectors), you burn the disc and then with a cotton swab and alcohol you erase the marker ¿does the shadow of what you wrote appear? I suppose so, but the question is whether it would be possible to record a disc without the recorder giving an error.

Let's see if I try it one day.

[packosoft]

I suppose it would give an error, but now that you mention it, it sounds like there was some software or something like that that recorded shapes, something like lightscribe but on the data side

[packosoft]

@Tecnho:

Just kidding incrediboy, the top one is the cup holder and the bottom one is a superdrive XD

remind me tomorrow to tell you the anecdote about the cup holder, I didn't think there were people that stupid…

[Tecnho]

@packosoft:

remember me tomorrow to tell you the anecdote of the coaster, I didn't think there were people so stupid…

Okay I'll remind you. XD

[Bm4n]

@cobito:

I guess so, but the question is whether it would be possible to record a disc without the recorder giving an error.

No, it often happens that you put in a disc with a stain or speck and when you record it, there is a white spot where the data is obviously missing and it gives an error.