Optically readable disc with a centering member fixed to a trans

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure

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369282, 369271, 369290, G11B 724, G11B 2314

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048993298

ABSTRACT:
A transparent substrate has an information layer on an entirely flat side, and a centering member on the other side adapted to cooperate with a centering device of an apparatus for inscribing and/or reading the disc. The centering member may be glued in place and have an aperture for engagement by an apparatus spindle.

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