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Old 06-09-2008, 04:28 AM   #1
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Default can bd's be stored in regular cd and/or dvd cases?

I store some DVDs in regular cd cases ... which I assume is OK. Is it also OK to store BDs in DVD cases ... and what about storing BDs in CD cases, is that OK too?

By "OK" I mean safe for the disc etc, not whether it looks good

This would be for both BD movies and things I might in the future burn onto BDs (I have a bunch of spare slim CD cases, and I'd rather not have to buy special cases for BDs)

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Old 06-09-2008, 04:30 AM   #2
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Yea they're perfectly safe tho they make look tacky. Doesn't matter how u store them as long as u don't scratch them...
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Old 06-09-2008, 04:46 AM   #3
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Thanks. I store my BDs in a closed cabinet anyway with no transparency so they aren't usually visible I do that because I worry if maybe having them exposed would make them fail faster (in terms of dust or humidity ... don't know if there would actually be less dust or humdity in a closed cabinet ... anyone have an idea?)
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There's going to be less dust in the cabinet but more humidity depending on where u live and how warm your place gets...
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Safe as far as cases are concerned.
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Old 06-09-2008, 04:56 AM   #6
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There's going to be less dust in the cabinet but more humidity depending on where u live and how warm your place gets...
I live in a humid area (and my place is humid too) and it's only hot during the summer at times (but I use air conditioning to keep the temperature under 80 Farenheit (don't know what that is in celsius))

So on balance, would it be better to keep it in a cabinet ... I just bought a cabinet (three shelf) I was going to use to expand my BD collection ... should I return it and just get one of those CD/DVD holder thingamebobs?
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The cabinet will hold in the humidity so yes in actuality it would be better to go with an open movie rack of some sort..
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obviously. manufacturer even sells blank BDs in CD cases
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