Just some random thoughts to start the discussion:
- "normal" BD-R/RE are HTL ("High to low"), using inorganic material for the recording layer
- BD-R/RE LTH ("Low to high") use organic dye, like CD-R and DVD-R
- BD-R/RE HTL have a provisional life of several hundred years, when stored correctly
- M-DISC life may be just a little bit longer than non-M-DISC ones
- discs places in direct contact with plastic starts to lose data after few years
- the only "standard" disc read by any BD player is the BDAV one, without menus
- BDMV discs, with or without menus, could be not read by all BD players
- even top software can't improve compatibiliy of authored BDMV discs
- the only 100% compatible discs are the pressed ones!
Sadly my projects are lost due to an HDD crash...
Fundamental Collection | Vimeo channel | My blog
Fundamental Collection | Vimeo channel | My blog