Best post in this thread over the last 3+ years, I'd say.Originally Posted by lynx
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Best post in this thread over the last 3+ years, I'd say.
"Researchers have already cast much darkness on the subject, and if they continue their investigations, we shall soon know nothing at all about it."
-Mark Twain
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.
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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:
LINK REMOVED - STOP SPAMMING THAT SITE
"most popular media code" and "most popular DVD brands" posts are what you're looking for
Last edited by Skizo; 12-10-2008 at 11:02 AM.
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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 .
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
Stop spamming that site? I linked it twice to two posts where it was relevant. Is that what's considered as spamming?
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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
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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.
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