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Sapphire Disco
27-11-2006, 09:10 PM
If you put a CD in the freezer it plays better, maybe I should have frozen mine before I did all the ripping :D

Shaun
27-11-2006, 09:11 PM
Ok..I'll ask!. Why did you put your cd in the freezer to begin with? :)

Sapphire Disco
27-11-2006, 09:13 PM
Ok..I'll ask!. Why did you put your cd in the freezer to begin with? :)

I heard some DJ on the radio say it , tried it seems to work.

Solitaire Events Ltd
27-11-2006, 09:14 PM
Ok..I'll ask!. Why did you put your cd in the freezer to begin with? :)

To make it play better:D

I think you can do the same thing with soda water.

A1DL
27-11-2006, 09:14 PM
If you put a CD in the freezer, then take it out into a room (at average room temperature) surely it will have a misty layer of condensation on it and the CD player won't be able to read it, similar to if you take a cold box of CDs in to a venue, they sometimes need a wipe to de mist them.

Shaun
27-11-2006, 09:25 PM
I think you all need your heads examined :D

Jiggles
27-11-2006, 09:26 PM
I think you all need your heads examined :D

Bit like most folk on this forum :p:D

canary karaoke
27-11-2006, 09:28 PM
sounds like a chris moyles wind up to me

Solitaire Events Ltd
27-11-2006, 09:31 PM
sounds like a chris moyles wind up to me

I don't think it is - I'm sure I've heard this somewhere before.

BeerFunk
27-11-2006, 09:37 PM
OK - first of all, a CD is digital, so it either plays or it doesn't! 1 or 0!

Secondly, assuming that the trick is that a scratched CD will play better, please explain the reasoning behind it? :)

Thames Valley Discos
27-11-2006, 09:41 PM
because the 1,s and 0,s cant move so fast, therefore less read errors

A1DL
27-11-2006, 09:47 PM
OK - first of all, a CD is digital, so it either plays or it doesn't! 1 or 0!

Secondly, assuming that the trick is that a scratched CD will play better, please explain the reasoning behind it? :)

and if it is cold and has a moist surface, a Denon will return "disc error"

Thames Valley Discos
27-11-2006, 09:50 PM
i always keep pcdj at room temperature, and my mp3,s are moisture resistant.:D :D

SonRise
27-11-2006, 09:52 PM
I think you can do the same thing with soda water.

Tried that....

Just made the CD Drawer wet!!

BeerFunk
27-11-2006, 09:56 PM
because the 1,s and 0,s cant move so fast, therefore less read errors
Why can't the 1's and 0's move so fast? Why does the temperature of the disc regulate the rotational speed?


and if it is cold and has a moist surface, a Denon will return "disc error"
Therefore suggesting it will not play better with a cold disc! :D

I love geeky debates.. :rolleyes:

Thames Valley Discos
27-11-2006, 09:59 PM
[QUOTE=BeerFunk;79522]Why can't the 1's and 0's move so fast? [QUOTE]
See how fast you can move if you stay in a freezer :D

Sapphire Disco
27-11-2006, 10:04 PM
Therefore suggesting it will not play better with a cold disc! :D

I love geeky debates.. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]


Twas the idea ;)

spin mobile disco
27-11-2006, 11:19 PM
I read about this, aparantly if you have a damaged disk putting it in the freezer makes small ice crystals form in the smaller scratched. Making the surface look smoother to the laser. (thats what i heard dont shoot the messanger)
A bit dubius that it works but the theory seems sound.
But do we want to cart a freezer to each gig just incase ;)

Shaun
27-11-2006, 11:28 PM
I read about this, aparantly if you have a damaged disk putting it in the freezer makes small ice crystals form in the smaller scratched. Making the surface look smoother to the laser. (thats what i heard dont shoot the messanger)
A bit dubius that it works but the theory seems sound.
But do we want to cart a freezer to each gig just incase ;)


Surely those small ice crystals will melt and cause all sorts of problems to the electronics? :attn:

Stormin' Si
27-11-2006, 11:39 PM
It's a load of rubbish if you ask me lol!

BeerFunk
27-11-2006, 11:42 PM
Yep - wind-up alert! :attn:

spin mobile disco
28-11-2006, 10:41 AM
Dont shoot messanger like i said it was in the express or something a while ago. The guy who made those films that self repair damaged cd's said his work was based on it or something. Like I said I have my doubts as well. I agree a laser would melt it but doesnt mean it might not work once for what 10 - 30 sec before it melted all over your cd player. ;(

Dragonfly
28-11-2006, 10:54 AM
wifes gonna kill me guys ....... 800cds in the freezer ......kitchen is flooded there is a horrible stench ....and i think ive wrecked sunday dinner ..... how can i make it so "she'll never know"

A1DL
28-11-2006, 11:06 AM
ummm, put some chill out music on in the kitchen to calm her perhaps? :D :D

spin mobile disco
29-11-2006, 12:18 AM
Buy a new kitchen :)