Thanks Will,
The
Mitsui archival gold discs (marked as "Prostudio" in Europe) are designed to be
burned at lower (1-12x) speeds, whereas the "non-archival" equivalents are
apparently optimised for higher burn speeds. Not sure of any other
differences.
So if that is the
only difference....then what's makes the Gold disk markedly better (archival)
than non-archival? Or is there no real big difference regarding the
longevity, stability etc?
Paul
Tombleson
Director of
Preservation
Bhaktivedanta
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