Kodak Picture Movie DVD: Handling Instructions

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When handling your Picture Movie DVD:

• Do not bend, flex, or drop.


• Handle by the edges or the center hole; do not touch the surface of the disk.


• Do not use a ballpoint pen or other sharp instrument to mark either side.


• Non-solvent permanent felt pen markers are safe for writing information on the label side.


• Keep dirt, fingerprints, and other foreign materials off the disk.


• Do not place tape or other adhesive materials on the disk.


• Do not scratch either side of the disk.

When storing your Picture Movie DVD:

• Do not expose to high temperatures.


• If the disk gets cold, bring it to room temperature before using to avoid introducing condensation into the Movie DVD drive or player.


• Do not use a damaged DVD disk.


• Store your disks upright.


• Do not expose your disks to prolonged sunlight or other sources of ultraviolet light.


• When not in use, store in the original packaging or in some other suitable DVD storage device.


• Store your disks in a cool, dry, dark environment.


• When cleaning your Picture Movie DVD:IMPORTANT: Some processing labs provide a paper label on the Picture Movie DVD with thumbnail images of your pictures.


• Do not wet the label. If label gets wet, blot it quickly with a soft cloth.


• If your disk needs cleaning, use KODAK Lens Cleaner, rinse with water, and dry with a lint-free cloth.


• Remove dirt, foreign matter, fingerprints, smudges, and liquids by wiping with a clean cotton cloth in a straight line from the center of the disk towards the outer edge.
  
  

Effects on a Picture Movie DVD:

• Magnets do not damage a Picture Movie DVD.


• X-ray exposure (e.g., from airport detectors) will not harm a Picture Movie DVD.


• Placing a Picture Movie DVD in a microwave oven may damage both the Movie DVD and the oven.


• Independent testing confirmed that routine irradiation performed by the U.S. Postal Service had no effect on Picture Movie DVDs.

[source: Kodak.com]

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