Physical Binary Code on a CD

#shorts The lasers that read the code are thinner than a strand of human hair and to think these codes can hold 700 megabytes of information is still amazing.

[Ronin-frwm]

The amount of scratches I make come back in my mind as a flashback

[ClipOfTheFail]

Not new news I can see that small with my naked eye

[alanreal]

For a second I thought I was gonna get rickrolled

[nadeshdabekker]

I remember all the scratched on my dad's when I was a kid brings me nostalgia

[horaciokanashiro-hvzn]

So in an analogic one we'll find tiny 🎼🎶

[mohammedissam]

Lol i thought it is ones and zeros 😊

Reality : Dots and dashes

[madtscientist]

From some one that actually has. That is not how it looks. That was just some lines on a paper.

[dragonballdude]

I just checked to see if this video was showing the truth by looking at a disc through a microscope and I found that the the video lied to everyone it actually just looks like a shiny piece of metal with a bit of rainbow 😢

[a.r.h]

Do wonder how would a disc made with a genetic code as music be like

[donaldblevins]

My linkin park cd is supposed to only have 19 songs but a piece from the outside chipped off and now it reads 21 songs....somehow???

[shapelessed]

It isn't called a "code"

[Ignaz]

So a little scratch can make the game/music(or any other type) partially not work or even fully not work(sorry for my bad english)

[dylancowley]

Sonburning a cd is literally burning holes in the film huh

[SinfulSavant]

Did you just assume that the CD identified as "Binary?"

[erik]

To call it binary is a bit of an over simplification