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Originally Posted by lordsmurf
You're essentially screwed.
Both are still high humidity, high heat. The argument becomes academic, and overall moot.
31-33ºC is the mid 80s ºF. Way too hot.
And then anything over 50%RH will be a problem for discs.
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I can’t do more because the average temperature in my city is between 30-35ºC and I don’t have air conditioning
between these two options which would bring less risk to DVD and M-Disc optical discs? humidity of 65-70% at a temperature of 31-32ºC or at a lower humidity of 55-60% and at a high temperature of 32-33ºC?
which is worse for DVD discs, high temperature or high humidity? Does DVD tolerate higher temperature (33ºC) or high humidity (60-70%)?
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for dvd and mdisc optical media is worse humidity or heat? which one does she tolerate more?