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     • The best way to clean compact discs is by spraying them with compressed air. Cans of compressed air are available from many computer and camera stores. Try to spray off any noticeable dust or debris. Compressed air should not harm the disc's surface and should remove most accumulations of dust and large dirt particles.
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   How do you clean a compact disc?

   • The best way to clean compact discs is by spraying them with compressed air. Cans of compressed air are available from many computer and camera stores. Try to spray off any noticeable dust or debris. Compressed air should not harm the disc's surface and should remove most accumulations of dust and large dirt particles.

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   What is a compact disc CD?

   • Compact disc CD is a digital storage format for optical media jointly developed by Philips and Sony. The CD format was originally developed for storing and playing sound recordings but was later adapted for storing data. Data on a CD is encoded with the help of a laser beam that etches tiny indentations (or bumps, if you will) on its surface.

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   How does a compact disc work?

   • The laser beam source inside the player switches on and scans along a track from the center of the disc to the outer rim. It focuses a 780 nm wavelength (near-infrared) beam through the underside of the compact disc. When the beam falls on land (1), it reflects straight back, but it scatters when the beam falls on a pit (0).

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   The best way to clean compact discs is by spraying them with compressed air. Cans of compressed air are available from many computer and camera stores. Try to spray off any noticeable dust or debris. Compressed air should not harm the disc's surface and should remove most accumulations of dust and large dirt particles.

4. blog.teufelaudio.com › cd-cleaning-and-care-how-toCD cleaning and care: How to keep every disc on the spin

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   Clean the CD, don’t scratch it! 5 tips Your CD player or CD receiver doesn’t want to play a CD anymore? Then see if our 5 tips will help you get it working again. After all, physical sound carriers such as CDs are far from obsolete. You can also solve problems with DVDs with our tips.

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   Dust can be blown away – best with a compressed air spray.

   Lint-free microfibre cloths are suitable for dry and wet cleaning of CDs.

   Do not stroke the cloth over the CD in circular movements, but in straight lines from the inside to the outside.

   Scratches that cause reading errors can often be corrected by polishing.

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5. www.npr.org › sections › alltechconsideredHow Long Do CDs Last? It Depends, But Definitely Not Forever

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   Aug 18, 2014 · Preservationists are worried about troves of records stored on what was once considered a durable medium: the compact disc. Many discs can last for centuries — but most won't.

6. www.usatoday.com › story › graphicsCD players turn 40: Do music compact discs have a comeback left?

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   Mar 18, 2023 · The CD turns 40: Inside the meteoric rise and fall of the shiny disc that changed music. The compact disc gave us our first taste of digital music – and we liked it. Upon its arrival in the U.S ...

7. www.whathifi.com › features › compact-discs-star-hasCompact Disc’s star has faded, but I like it anyway

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   Nov 17, 2023 · The company had clearly taken a lot of care to make a player that made sense in today’s market, for those who still cling to their shiny discs for one reason or another. It is intuitive to use and offers a sensible range of features, including digital inputs that extend its usefulness.

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   Jul 1, 2022 · The Compact Disc turns 40 this year, and there are already signals the format is primed for a mini revival. For the first time in 17 years, CD sales actually went up - and by almost 50 percent ...

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   Oct 19, 2023 · Compact discs (CDs) store data in the form of tiny indentations on a smooth surface. A CD player uses a laser beam to read these indentations and convert them into digital data. However, scratches on the surface of the CD can cause the laser beam to scatter, making it difficult for the CD player to read the data correctly.