Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:51 pm Post subject: strange topic but hey i am
i'm not saying that i want to do this but hey i'm curious people have found out how to print money to some certain extent well has anybody heard of somebody copying xbox just like the way the manufacter burn them so it would be the same as if you bought it @the store just for kicks i'm not trying to learn how to do this my mind just wonders something things that make you go hummmm
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Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 2:50 am Post subject:
FWIW, manufacturers don't burn discs, they press them. _________________ The World's Most Awesome Xbox 360 Room
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Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 6:21 am Post subject:
Just in case you are wondering;
Pressing is the act of stamping out CDs at a replication house. These discs are created with a glass master, and then the CD is stamped or "pressed" out with the information already on the disc. Burning is the act of burning the information to the disc in a CD-R or DVD writer or burner. The visual difference between pressed and burned CDs is that pressed have the silver bottom that is all one shade. An example would be any CD you have purchased at a store, they were pressed. A burned CD-R has a change in shade on the bottom between the burned and unburned sections. Usually, the bottoms are blue or gold.
It would be a huge financial burden to press disks. You would have to mass produce something like that for it be commercially acceptable and affordable.
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