#data discs

[fancypantsrecords]

Tomoko Sasaki, Naofumi Hataya & Fumie Kumatani - NiGHTS into Dreams... | Data Discs | 2024 | Purple Translucent with White Splatter + Purple Translucent

[segadriven]

Double LP release of the NiGHTS into dreams… soundtrack through @datadiscs. This is the special edition version that comes with a bonus 7”

[rytron]

Ikaruga OST by Hiroshi Iuchi (who also directed the game)

Have loved this game since I played a bootleg Dreamcast copy so long ago, loved it on Gamecube, and love it on Steam. Treasure Soft were legends who went out on the highest possible note with this spiritual successor to the Sega Saturn & STV shmup Radiant Silvergun (can I have that on vinyl too, please?). This also came with four stellar art prints — will be framing the Ginkei and titular Ikaruga ships soon, beautiful overall package from Data Discs (I neglected to photograph the obi strip as I keep them separate, whoopsy)

[tapesandelectronicsclub]

If everyone is buying SSDs and other solid state media, why are other storage methods such as hard disks, data tapes, data discs and even cloud storage still relevant to this day? (if combined)

[opendirectories]

[arcadebroke]

[posthumanwanderings]

Cy Girls (TAKARA / Konami - PS2 - 2004)

[netscapenavigator-official]

I know this is an improper use of this meme format, but

I’m honestly tired of Tumblr Dot Com users trying to promote CDs, DVDs, and BDs are the best way to “own your media” in 2024. They’re not. They never were. They never will be. (You stupid sluts.)

With the exception of M-Discs. M-Disc BDs, and the even rarer format (M-Disc DVDs), are adequate for archiving. In fact, it’s what they’re designed to do. But good luck finding some that won’t blow the bank. And they’ll most likely be 128 GB or less, so you’re still better off just running two cheap Walmart HDDs in parallel.

[systemst91]

DATA DISC Project - Sample Track #3

[3-inch-sam]

every time i think "i should play Tron Evolution again" i remember zuse's model and i get Scared and i don't do it

[mylittleredgirl]

finally got the first disc of s5 to load past the fbi warning and it seems my girl is about to experience Situations

[fancypantsrecords]

Tomoya Ohtani - Sonic Frontiers: The Music Of Starfall Islands | Data Discs | 2023 | Clear with Green Splatter + Clear with Orange Splatter + Clear with Red Splatter + Clear with Blue Splatter

[segadriven]

The NiGHTS into dreams... double LP release from Data Discs has now been added to our merchandise section!

[andrevasims]

Reinstalling TS2 is all the more annoying when my copy of the base game is the CD version that comes with 4 discs (plus the CD version of Uni that’s on 2 discs)

[ortie-pnk]

We are supposed to interact with the web we visit. We are supposed to upload and download. We are supposed to leave a footprint behind us, other than cookies and trackers.

The web will not stay still, it is perpetually changing and what we are seeing today may not be tomorrow.

Share your things, comment and post.

But also save what you want to keep : write down the name of the artists you follow, download the content you like to stream, copie/paste the posts you want to re-read... We forget faster than internet but it is still fragile. What you got on a disc is far more durable.

[cheapcrayons]

An easy fix to MP3 disc ordering

I've had trouble burning MP3 discs in the correct order, which I never had with audio discs, and I couldn't find any help online, so this is what I found that works. This is just what I have tried and found works. There may be a better way, but I just haven't seen it.

Having your MP3 files properly tagged and named is crucial. I used MP3tag to do this easily.

Your file's names should be numbered (01 song name).

Having the file's tracks all appropriately numbered in the tags is necessary, they should match the number of the title.

Each album should have independent numbering; if one album has 17 tracks, it should be numbered 1-17, and if the next album has 24, it should be numbered 1-24 (I recommend splitting albums into different folders).

The order that the albums are played is determined alphabetically, so your albums should be tagged with a letter or number before it ([A Album1 Name] [B Album2 Name]).

Add other appropriate tags.

I used Windows Media Player to burn the CDs and I burnt them in M3U format which can be toggled in the "More burn options" window.