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Pressed and burned optical media are different in how they physically make the pattern the laser reads, yes, but they both encode digital data. A vinyl record is not but that wasn’t on op’s list.
So you’re implying that vinyls also encode digital data? Because that clearly wrong, vinyl is analog. That’s the entire point. Did you miss that…?
If pressed vinyl is analog, than pressed cds have to be too, they’re the exact same process even. Why would you argue otherwise? Do you not understand how pressing is analog data…? You think that pressing vinyl, and pressing a cd somehow makes one digital and the other analog? That makes no fucking sense lol.
Wikipedia doesn’t even agree with you, and says what you’re saying is absolute complete bullshit lmfao.