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Blu-Ray or DVD or CD-ROM ?

Well for a DVD or CD-ROM, I know you could pick up a kit to “buff out” a scratch. Blu-Rays, however, are something else.

Really? Well, here is an interesting article:

http://www.azuradisc.com/bluray_faqs.pdf

“Q: Are Blu-Ray Discs Repairable? If yes…How Deep of a Scratch can you repair?

A: Yes, however it is important to know how Blu-Ray differs from other discs.

Note that the Blu-Ray has the least amount of protection when compared to ANY other format FAR LESS!.

1). A Blu-Ray disc has only an 8% Protection layer before you can scratch (from read side) into the actual data layer. This layer is Pure Hard Coat material, and is not made from standard polycarbonate like all other disc formats, since it is hard coated and must be repaired differently.

2) DVDs & HD-DVDs Have up to a 50% Polycarbonate protection layer (from read side) that can be scratched and repaired. (Double sided DVDs have 25% per side)

3) CD-ROMs and CDR discs, have a 99% Polycarbonate protection layer (from read side) that can be scratched and repaired. “

Back to Ratchet, what kind of disk is it?

Well, nothing really comes to mind that can help you out at this point. The only equipment I have read about for repairing Blu-Ray discs is more on the “commercial use” side of things. I guess you will have to see if you can purchase a copy of the disc.

BTW Regular disk “buffers” ( liquids and such) don't really help get scratches off Blu Ray discs.

Yakumo89 said:

Really? Well, here is an interesting article:

http://www.azuradisc.com/bluray_faqs.pdf

“Q: Are Blu-Ray Discs Repairable? If yes…How Deep of a Scratch can you repair?

A: Yes, however it is important to know how Blu-Ray differs from other discs.

Note that the Blu-Ray has the least amount of protection when compared to ANY other format FAR LESS!.

1). A Blu-Ray disc has only an 8% Protection layer before you can scratch (from read side) into the actual data layer. This layer is Pure Hard Coat material, and is not made from standard polycarbonate like all other disc formats, since it is hard coated and must be repaired differently.

2) DVDs & HD-DVDs Have up to a 50% Polycarbonate protection layer (from read side) that can be scratched and repaired. (Double sided DVDs have 25% per side)

3) CD-ROMs and CDR discs, have a 99% Polycarbonate protection layer (from read side) that can be scratched and repaired. “

Back to Ratchet, what kind of disk is it?

blu-ray discs have a protective coating that prevents scratches very well

the coating on a Blu-ray disc is over 100 times more scratch-proof than a DVD

the data on a Blu-Ray disc is closer to the surface (than a DVD or CD) and also true is the far better protective coating on a Blu-Ray disc (than a DVD or CD). http://answers.yahoo.com/quest…..556AAsFVNU

My friend fcuked up my Mw2 disc more…It works but I can't tell if the scratch is causing my problem were Mw2 freezes after an online game because sometimes it doesnt…

hehe that'll piss knoxie off

but its not my game, its my cousins and hes gunna get angry

step one: go to blockbuster or anywhere you can rent a game

step two: rent the game

step three: switch the disks

step four: get the game of your choice and play it for a platinum

step five: give the disk back to your cousin

step six: return your rented game

step seven: take a nap in your favorite chair knowing you are the master…

where do you rent from that it costs you ten dollars to rent a game?

Doc-B said:

Well at least it wasn’t a
goodgame you scratched, eh