DVD temp

[blu-ray fan002]

What temp can standard DVDs survive in?

[jsteinhauer]

Well below zero Fahrenheit, if you let them warm up before playing them. My Netflix copies sit in my mailbox all the time. People in North Dakota can use Netflix, too.

[DisneyKrayzie]

I heard that 425F is the melting temperature of a disc

[blu-ray fan002]

Has anyone had a disc sit in temps of about 40F and when you pull it out of storage the bottom of the disc looks foggy?

[WickyWoo]

Has anyone had a disc sit in temps of about 40F and when you pull it out of storage the bottom of the disc looks foggy?

That's simply condensation

[blu-ray fan002]

Has ayone ever left their CD or DVD in a very cold room for a long period of time, taken the disc out of storage and have no playing problems?

[WickyWoo]

as long as you don't bring it from normal environmental cold and boil it (no combo gags please), or some other extreme sudden change it shouldn't be an issue

[LynxFX]

On verbatim DVD-R's they list:

-5 to 55° C
23 to 131° F
10-80% humidity

[Ascended_Saiyan]

Originally Posted by LynxFX

On verbatim DVD-R's they list:

-5 to 55° C
23 to 131° F
10-80% humidity

The DVD-ROMs the studios use probably have a slightly wider tolerance.

[LynxFX]

Originally Posted by Ascended_Saiyan

The DVD-ROMs the studios use probably have a slightly wider tolerance.

Most definitely, but it is a good measure to go off of.