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Sep 2014
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Hi,
i hope someone can help me with this. I'd like to know what temperatures blu-rays can take before the disc/data layer gets damaged. Recently I examined some discs for scratches under a quite strong light bulb. And after doing that I wondered if it could have damaged the discs/data layer. I measured the temperature there and got values ranging from 32 to 42 degrees celsius (depending on how close I held the disc to the light and how long). The ambient temperature was about 22 degrees. Are there any official specifications or studies about the heat resistence of a "commercial" blu-ray disc? I heard once that they are more heat resistant than DVDs. But I'm not sure if that is true. I guess the light doesn't matter as long as it's not direct sunlight / uv rays? But I'm a little concerned about the heat. Thanks in advance. |
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