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Topic: What causes a DVD to erase iitself?
| 14th Aug 2022, 6:53 AM | ||
 | Fokeman I used to have a good memory but now I can't re Member since May 2011 5009 Points Moderator | Magnetic devices are a red-herring. This has laser technology, no longer magnetic tape. The blue or green colour indicates that they are DVDR which means that it is possible to read and write over the original material. As with CDRs this is less reliable and needs transferring to a more stable, more permanent medium. I wonder if it was an error on your computer or software that meant that it wiped it by mistake? |
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