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In Reply to: Anybody still use green ink on discs? posted by Jack D II on February 13, 2010 at 06:12:00:
I still use green markers on the outside edge of my discs. I don’t use it on the spindle edge anymore, because a friend of mine said the ink might get gunked up on the spindle over time. That sounded reasonable to me, so I no longer do it.
As for effectiveness, I think it works. It’s not a huge difference, mind you, but it is audible. Mainly I hear increased focus in imaging and a little added low-level resolution. You can go further and draw lines, etc., on the label side, but I found that going that far made little difference and made my discs look like shit. Marking the outer edge seems to make the biggest difference.
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