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i have a question about blue ray disks

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i just have one question can i store all kinds of data on blue rays?

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Yes, if your writer can write blue ray disks. And, of course, only a blue ray reader can read them.

It’s no longer done. Why?

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While I do have a Blu-ray drive that can write such, the media isn’t cheap and I find USB memory sticks to be more versatile and can be used widely.

Also, the recording time is too long IMO.

Agreed with rproffit

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Thumb drives have replaced most forms of data storage that were traditionally stored on CD, DVD, Blue-Ray DVD and numerous other versions of that type of storage. Thumb drives are dirt cheap nowadays and easily available. I haven’t used my DVD drive on my computer in almost 5 years. Thumb drives are the latest and most used storage devices on most modern computers.

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Blu-ray discs are primarily used for storing high-definition video and high-capacity data storage. They can store a variety of data types, such as video, audio, photos, and documents. However, the maximum storage capacity of a single Blu-ray disc is typically around 50 GB, so it may not be the best option for storing extremely large amounts of data. Additionally, it’s important to note that not all devices have the capability to read or write to Blu-ray discs.

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Blue-beam plates are optical circles used to store top quality video and sound substance. They are fit for putting away a lot of information, up to 25GB for a solitary layer plate and 50GB for a double layer circle.

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