DCs and CDRs

[Kazuya_UK]

supremelord said:

I c ... now come to think of it the paper was a bit thicker than normal it was photo paper or something like that.

One side was shiny and the other side normal ... maybe that's y

If it's gona damage my machine please tell me so I discontinue the use of that particular disc.

All my other games run perfectly well hardly making any noise.

I is thinking that maybe it might damage it

I'm not sure to be honest mate... I don't think it's a good idea to keep using it though. If you really do wanna do labels in future I suggest getting a proper labelling kit and using the adhesive cd labels you can buy. I don't like using them personally, but it is the best idea if you really must

Kaz

[supremelord]

Thanks mate

[flan_man]

Can the boot cd's that enable you to play import games damage your Dreamcast in any way? I didn't find the noise during Soul Calibur to be disturbing, but the Dreamcast does make a helluva lot of noise while reading the boot cd.

[hullcityfcmad]

not as far as i know......you could always get your dc chipped so you dont have to use it.
hullcityfcmad