What's the most reliable DVD media?

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Originally Posted by lynx

Another good idea is looking at the age of a thread and deciding whether it's really sensible to add your question to a three year old topic.

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Best post in this thread over the last 3+ years, I'd say. :whistling

Slowing down the burn speed can help

i recently purchased 100pk verbatim dvd-r for wii games, and so far it hasn't failed me.

philips is good one,
it's my choise

cdfreaks.com has lots of information on this, did you check the site?

You might want to check out this forum, in particular:

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"most popular media code" and "most popular DVD brands" posts are what you're looking for :)

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Originally Posted by amarissa

Slowing down the burn speed can help

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I smile every time a new burner be it BlueRay or DL comes out raving about its speed , I still burn @ 4 speed . Does n't mater what it is Data cd , movie or music . Old fart or creature of habit I guess .


I buy Memorex 75 packs , last me a week as I burn movies for mates or co- workers . Money well spent .

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Originally Posted by chibislick

cdfreaks.com has lots of information on this, did you check the site?

You might want to check out this forum, in particular:

LINK REMOVED - STOP SPAMMING THAT SITE

"most popular media code" and "most popular DVD brands" posts are what you're looking for :)

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Stop spamming that site? I linked it twice to two posts where it was relevant. Is that what's considered as spamming?

I use Nero 9, or DVD-Decryptor To burn, with a Sony Blu-Ray burner(Joys of Pooter science in uni, discounts from komplett in ireland)
on a low burn speed, usually with verbatim discs.
only get a fail rate of maybe 1 in 100 or so?

I use japan-made Taiyo yuden discs

I usually buy the inkjet printable discs, even though I don't have a printer that can use them. I've gotten lots of Verbatum ones and had no trouble.