How does a dvd burner work?

Answer by  dfgospgfj (164)

A DVD burner uses LASER light to darken dye on a writable DVD. The sections darkened by the LASER have a different values than those that remain transparent.

Answer by  Don73 (90)

DVD burners do not burn the disc they record a digit trail of data onto the surface of the disc that is later read by your DVD players laser.

Answer by  sarah37 (39)

Yes they really burn something, it doesnt look as good as it would if you bought it from the store, but its a whole lot cheaper in my opinion anyways.

Answer by  fruitfly (126)

They don't exactly burn. DVD burners use a laser to etch patterns and grooves onto the plastic. Lasers at lower intensities to read these patterns and grooves as data.

Answer by  Jessec1007 (165)

It does not literally burn anything as fire does. It refers to an electronic device that records digital files such as movies or films.

Answer by  leecher (21)

a DVD burner only work if you have the DVD device, most important is the software of the burner to be installed at your computer.