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dolphinius_rex wrote:It could be argued to be Taiyo Yuden for the first 2 though
dolphinius_rex wrote:Maybe I should take out my Taiyo Yuden suggestion for the 8x media....
http://www.cdrlabs.com/phpBB/viewtopic. ... 141#161141
MonsterMan wrote:Inkjet would be alot faster/better in that case.
dolphinius_rex wrote:
But Lightscribe is water proof and smudge proof![]()
Really, inkjet is good for some applications, and Lightscribe is good for others. It depends what you need it for really. I have 2 lightscribe drives, and probably 40 or 50pcs of lightscribe media, and I have yet to burn any of it
SkaarjMaster wrote:No, that's the only Verbatim 8X DVD+R DL that they sell. I think the pic may be wrong. I got this info from the list of Verbatim DVD+R DLs. If this is wrong, then let me know and I'll call those bastards up this afternoon.
Here are those same 95310s at newegg:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6817130008
I'll probably only burn them at 4X anyway at least for the first couple.
Will I need to set the booktype and/or something different for the DVD+R DL discs when I'm backing up movies or doing something else?
RJW wrote:dolphinius_rex wrote:
But Lightscribe is water proof and smudge proof![]()
Really, inkjet is good for some applications, and Lightscribe is good for others. It depends what you need it for really. I have 2 lightscribe drives, and probably 40 or 50pcs of lightscribe media, and I have yet to burn any of it
Then use watershielde or aqua guard disc's.
No really lightscribe has no real advantage when it comes to applications.
Ian wrote:Verbatim advertises their 2.4x media is being capable of 8x speeds with certain drives. Unfortunately, many retailers take this as being rated at 8x which is confusing as hell considering Verbatim also offers true 8x rated media.
I've been buying my 8x DVD+R DL media from Newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6817130007
I noticed that Newegg also advertises their 2.4x as 8x and their 4x DVD-R DL at 8x. With so many companies doing this, you gotta wonder if Verbatim is doing the same.
SkaarjMaster wrote:OK, that clears that up. I just ordered some of those also.
So do I have to reset the booktype or something like that to burn on these DVD+Rs versus DVD-R burning?
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