What is a Recordable Compact Disc?

A burner is a data carrier that burns data on a compact disc through a burner. The data that can be stored can be sound, video, programs, etc. Can be divided into write-once discs, rewritable discs.

Burning disc

The types of burning discs are:

1. From the perspective of whether it can be erased after burning, it can be divided into two categories:

1. From the perspective of whether it can be erased after burning, it can be divided into two types of write-once discs (

1. Observe the printing level on the front side. The label layer of some existing recording discs is not coated.

Different specifiers

Different addressing methods

(Mainly due to structural differences)

What kind of home should I put in the recorder?

Some friends like to stack the newly purchased burning discs together, and then put them in a CD drum. When you need to use the burning discs, take them out again. The already burned discs are also stacked together. From time to time, turn them out one by one and search slowly, and then stack them after use. As everyone knows, this is very wrong. We know that burning discs are very delicate things, and their bodies are very thin. They are easily deformed when stacked, and scratches are more likely to occur when the discs collide with each other. In fact, as long as the burner is slightly damaged, it may not work properly. So, use

1. Sun protection. Burning discs are different from ordinary optical discs. Do not expose it to strong light, which will affect its use, especially green and blue discs. Due to their poor light resistance, if exposed to the sun, it will cause dyes. The disc will be discarded due to mutation.

2. Anti-scratch. Users are generally very careful about the data side of the recording disc, and needless to say. But everyone does nt care much about the reverse side of the recording disc (the side that is not being burned with data). Originally, the reverse side of the recording disc is painted with very little paint. Sometimes, some cheap bulk discs are simply not painted, which makes it easy to be painted. The rough surface is scratched. If the reflective layer is accidentally damaged from the reverse side of the recording disc, the recording disc will be scrapped.

3 Anti-stick. For convenience, users often put some labels on the back of the disc. I do not know that this will cause the center of gravity of the disc to be unevenly distributed, and it will cause great vibration when rotating in the optical drive, especially the speed of the optical drive is fast, which is not good for the optical disc and the optical drive. In fact, if you are careful, you will find that the discs produced by major manufacturers (such as BenQ) always try to use not many inks, and the ink distribution is very uniform, which is the same reason.