How Does DVD Recording Work?

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DVD recorders have two lasers whereby one is used to read and the other to write. Each recordable DVD has a data layer coated with dye which shows the laser how to follow the DVD. In order to record a DVD, the DVD recorder shoots a high powered laser at the dye making it translucent. Each translucent spot is a bit of information which is read by the DVD player shooting a weaker laser at the data plate. When the laser does not bounce back the player knows it has been marked meaning the bit of information has been transferred.
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