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| Vodveer Member 72 Posts 7/07 | Most of the cases I've seen (and that would be hundreds) used for porn DVDs have hubs made up of four high-pressure prongs. The stress caused by these prongs may ultimately cause the two polycarbonate layers to separate, leading to "DVD rot." I came across one such instance recently, which resulted in no playback at all from the disc. Aside from creating stress on the disc, the hub's sharp edges also have the potential to damage the DVD as it is being attached or released. The attached disc should be able to rotate freely; it shouldn't be rigid. I'd be willing to pay extra for a decent case, like the Amaray cases many mainstream movie studios use. [Link] |
| kukm4 Member so-cal 212 Posts 9/04 | |
| LubeNLuv Senior Member 1854 Posts 3/06 | The empty DVD cases go into recycling. They are useless to me. |
| Vodveer Member 72 Posts 7/07 | www.sleevetown.com/dvd-case.shtml 10 for $6.95; 30 for $16.80; 50 for $27; 100 for $49 One thing I like about the Amarays is that they have very smooth push buttons. I once received in the mail a DVD that was loose inside a cracked case. When I opened it, there wasn't the slightest nick or scratch on the playback side of the disc. The case was an Amaray. It would be nice if porn companies used the Amarays, or at least good-quality DVD cases. It would save the consumer money and time. |
| Vodveer Member 72 Posts 7/07 | |
| Bill All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 |
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