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| biged670 posted 2009 Jul 02 06:35 |
| Hiya guys, just wondering if anybody has used these discs for movie burning purposes
http://asda.scene7.com/is/image/Asda/583042?resMode=sharp&op_ ... N4dmgWTJut I usually use dvd-r media, but my friend just gave me a 25 batch of these. I'm unsure of the media code as I don't want to open the seal just incase They need to be returned to the store. Any help welcome guys |
| disturbed1 posted 2009 Jul 02 06:49 |
| Depends on which ones they are.
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdmedia?dvdmediasearch=maxell&dvdme ... List+Media |
| jman98 posted 2009 Jul 02 07:38 |
| Before I learned anything about DVD disc quality, I bought a 25 pack of Maxell. They were easily the worst discs I ever bought. I got 3 coasters while burning them. It really doesn't matter who made these discs for Maxell as Maxell only uses lower quality manufacturers. The fact that some reviewers say that they are "good" is meaningless. They are crap. |
| pepegot1 posted 2009 Jul 02 08:19 |
| I had good luck with Maxwell in the past, but I prefer Verbatim as my first choice. |
| lordsmurf posted 2009 Jul 02 11:32 |
| It's all CMC or Ritek now, I would avoid for sure.
See www.nomorecoasters.com |
| biged670 posted 2009 Jul 02 12:52 |
| Yeah I usually use Verbatim dvd-r myself but had these given to me. Guess I'll giv them a miss, cheers guys |
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