rockluver

Sometimes when you try to clip a DVD out of it's case, you press the center button but in some cases you have to get them out with your hands by pressing the centre button and then pulling them. Usually they bend a little before they click out of place. Does that affect them?
Maybe i've asked this question in the wrong place, but oh well.

st33lgr1p

No,,so long as you are careful not to put to much pressure on the disk as to in flick hairline cracks on it.
if you do, the hairline cracks might interfere with the play back of the disk.
good luck

TheAdrian09

depends how much you bent it

gemini295

I reckon everyone has this problem, i know i do, and yes they all play ok.

cool eyez

well only if it left a bent mark on the disc. but when you take the disc out of the case it should be fine really, it only would affect it if it was forced out.

waleroon

If you bend them a little then they will usually be ok. But if you do it a lot or bend them too far the different layers can delaminate (come apart) or they can crack.

I would recommend buying a CD/DVD type storage case (you can get some really good aluminium ones) and typing up a list of your DVDs on your computer. It protects them as well as making them easier to find (especialy if you have a lot)

I also take the covers out of the box and put them in a plastic wallet in a ring binder. They take up a lot less space that way.