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Posted by Sande on 10/04/37 11:35
Thanks for the input. You're correct; there's no stress on the center
hole at all. The disk sits on it's edge in a slot and is lifted by it's
edge when you open the lid of the unit. I'm not using the inserts at
all. Each unit has a tray at the bottom where you can maintain a list
of the disks in the unit. I'm using the DiscGears to reduce storage space.
Sande
Kimba W. Lion wrote:
> On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 19:23:18 GMT, Sande <none@verizon.net> wrote:
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>>I use DiscGear Selector 100 (http://discgear.com/retail.asp)
>>to store my CD's. The company promotes them for DVD storage as well, but
>>I've been reluctant to use them because I've heard the wrong storage
>>case can damage the DVD. Does anyone know if the DiscGear
>>storage system is safe for DVDs ?
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> My understanding is that the issue with some CD storage cases being used
> for DVDs comes down to stress on the center hole and excessive flexing
> during removal of the disc. CDs (not counting SACDs) are single-layer and
> can take more stress than DVDs, the majority of which are dual-layer.
>
> The product you named seems to present no stress on the center hole and no
> flexing of the disc at all.
>
> My question is, if you have a system that requires a separate album to
> hold the inserts, why not just use albums that hold inserts _and_ discs on
> the same page?
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