Someone of you have a HI MD MZ-NH700?. If so, i would like to know what is
the best way to combine two tracks?.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Greg Weddig
Enviado el: Mi=E9rcoles, 09 de Febrero de 2005 11:43 a.m.
Para:
Asunto: [Nature Recordists] Re:Freezing CDs
My untested concern with freezing them would be potentially causing a
full or partial delamination during either the freezing or thawing
process. I have noticed some DVDs are easy to delaminate by simply
flexing them a few times. I would have to imagine that there might be
an expansion/contraction cycle to worry about during the freeze process.
I'm going to stick with a "cool dark" (but not freezing) place offsite
in my case.
--greg
--- In "Rich Peet" <>
wrote:
>
> --- In wrote:
> > I would reiterate the caution not to freeze CDs. The flippant topic
> title
> > that started this thread may lead some to think that would be a good
> idea.
> > Besides, do you really know if that light in the freezer goes out
> when you close the
> > door?
> >
>
> I post at times to generate thought and maybe a few times just to
> entertain but never to be flip.
> Yes, of course the light goes out.
>
> The freezer is the most secure location in the average home.
> Packaging needs to be thought out to protect against a melt down and
> fragil objects need to be kept on top.
>
> My background is insurance claims adjusting.
> I have seen things protected in freezers for years.
> Even as a house burns down often the contents of a freezer are intact.
> Burglers tend to leave freezers alone and they survive well in
> tornados too. I saw one in November that was hit by a tornado and was
> sucked open and filled with attic insulation and then closed itself
> again. The contents did the best in the storm.
> see:
> http://home.comcast.net/~richpeet/DCP_3310.JPG
> http://home.comcast.net/~richpeet/DCP_3301.JPG
>
> I have kept 35mm film negatives in my freezer for over 20 years.
> Maybe someone can find an archive link that further documents the
> advantages of freezer storage for protection of most any time
> sensitive media from humitdity, light, chemical reaction, and casualty.
>
> This will be the first time that I use it for CD's but I will do as
> for my film. Pack in boxes, plastic wrap, and place on the top shelf.
>
> Rich
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