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In Reply to: RE: Pop quiz: Why do CDs play from the inside out? (nt) posted by pictureguy on June 2, 2023 at 12:00:29:
Some fixes do not (rpt not) have to be backwardly compatible. Some examples:
1. The super transparent clear layer used in SHM-CDs from Japan.
2. Audiophile fuses
3. Some method of absorbing CD laser scattered light.
4. Dampening of CD tray, CD transport
5. Seismic isolation system
6. Absorb internally generated RFI.
7. Cryogenics
First they would have to be aware of the problem. Which they probably aren't. Then they have to figure out how to do it, which they may or may not be able to do.
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