As you know there are two manufacturing styles of BlueRay media:
HTL (more expensive but more robust and presumably longer life)
and
LTH (cheaper, more sensitive to temperature changes and sun light)
How can I find out if a given BlueRay disc manufactured in LTH or HTL style?
Of cause the original product packaging, invoice and seller contact address is not available any more.
I could imagine that the serial number burned on the disc give this information.
Is this true?
How can I track down this information?
Peter
How to find out if BlueRay media is LTH or HTL product?
Started by
pstein
, Mar 18 2012 11:17 AM
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Posted 18 March 2012 - 07:34 PM
Look in the disc info box on the right when in one of the modes, it'll tell you which one of the two the disc is.
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