labelling decreases cd/dvd quality

dimka

Hi.On that forum I read article about labelling a disc decreases the quality of a disc and even decreases the compatability of the disc.Some users even report dramatic differences between a disc with a label and the same disc without a label.They wrote'' the best way to keep your discs safe is to not to label or write on them...''.
Now my question is:what about production disc sold or rent in Target,Best Buy or other stores or Blockbuster/rent DVD/ and others.They all have label.
What you think guys about that question?

Arachne

Those are pressed discs, as opposed to burned, maybe that plays a part...

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Id33k

Well I doubt it. You always need to check and see if the cd has a write safe surface. Verbatim, Memorex, and Maxell do. So basicly anything that has a line for you to write on.

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