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Can A Dvd Player Ruin Dvds. The laser and other rotating parts don't touch the disc unless the player or disc is badly damaged. Frequent cleaning can ruin your dvds, so only clean them if it's absolutely necessary. Decide whether your dvd can be fixed, or whether it has irreparable damage. Then you will usually see. Unlike the needle on a record player, the laser doesn’t. There are many newer types of optical. When it is necessary to clean your dvds, take care not to scratch them. No, there is no harm in putting a dvd in a a standalone or computer based cd player. It’s difficult to do much harm to a cd/dvd machine just by playing a damaged disc. While there's no definitive method to prevent this However, as any collector can tell you, the rot can strike any disc type at seemingly any time. No, that is only a problem with analog formats like vhs.

While there's no definitive method to prevent this Frequent cleaning can ruin your dvds, so only clean them if it's absolutely necessary. It’s difficult to do much harm to a cd/dvd machine just by playing a damaged disc. Decide whether your dvd can be fixed, or whether it has irreparable damage. Unlike the needle on a record player, the laser doesn’t. However, as any collector can tell you, the rot can strike any disc type at seemingly any time. There are many newer types of optical. Then you will usually see. No, there is no harm in putting a dvd in a a standalone or computer based cd player. The laser and other rotating parts don't touch the disc unless the player or disc is badly damaged.

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Can A Dvd Player Ruin Dvds It’s difficult to do much harm to a cd/dvd machine just by playing a damaged disc. Decide whether your dvd can be fixed, or whether it has irreparable damage. Frequent cleaning can ruin your dvds, so only clean them if it's absolutely necessary. No, there is no harm in putting a dvd in a a standalone or computer based cd player. When it is necessary to clean your dvds, take care not to scratch them. While there's no definitive method to prevent this Then you will usually see. There are many newer types of optical. Unlike the needle on a record player, the laser doesn’t. It’s difficult to do much harm to a cd/dvd machine just by playing a damaged disc. No, that is only a problem with analog formats like vhs. However, as any collector can tell you, the rot can strike any disc type at seemingly any time. The laser and other rotating parts don't touch the disc unless the player or disc is badly damaged.