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is optodisc 4x dvd+r's any good?

Postby liteonrules on Wed Oct 13, 2004 10:25 am

i just bought 4- 25pack DVD+R Radius tech. total 100 discs for $27.96 at amazon.com $6.99 each 25pack
they are made by optodisc and i was just wondering how good/bad they are.
i wasn't sure if i should put in the good deals section.
NEC 2500A $20 10/04
NEC 3500AG for $47 4/05
NEC 3540 for $35 9/05
BENQ 1620 for $36 9//05
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Postby dolphinius_rex on Wed Oct 13, 2004 1:24 pm

Hrm.... well, your burners MIGHT be able to burn them okay.... but most don't. Optodisc's 8x DVD+Rs are better (still not great).
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thanks

Postby liteonrules on Wed Oct 13, 2004 3:49 pm

thanks dolphinius_rex, "your the king of all blank media"
i hope 28.00 for 100 pack is worth it.
are they atleast better than PRINCO or as good as 4x CMC?
NEC 2500A $20 10/04
NEC 3500AG for $47 4/05
NEC 3540 for $35 9/05
BENQ 1620 for $36 9//05
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Re: thanks

Postby dolphinius_rex on Wed Oct 13, 2004 4:44 pm

liteonrules wrote:thanks dolphinius_rex, "your the king of all blank media"
i hope 28.00 for 100 pack is worth it.
are they atleast better than PRINCO or as good as 4x CMC?


When I get home I'll check my scans... I should have some tests run from back when I was using the NEC 2500a regularily. It's sitting outside my case now, since I'm out of room :P
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Postby dolphinius_rex on Thu Oct 14, 2004 3:25 pm

Sorry it took so long! I checked my scans for the Optodisc 4x DVD+Rs, and the 2500a with Herrie's 1.07 firmware should burn ok. I only burned one disc mind you, but the error rate was quite reasonable for that burn, according to Plextools on the PX-712a.
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Postby QQ on Mon Oct 18, 2004 3:17 am

they burn perfectly on my LiteOn LDW-851S :)
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thank you dolphinius_rex

Postby liteonrules on Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:37 am

28.00 for a 100 dvd blanks isn't too bad. i know that some deal will come along foR RITEk/RIDATa but i hate rebates and i am very cheap
NEC 2500A $20 10/04
NEC 3500AG for $47 4/05
NEC 3540 for $35 9/05
BENQ 1620 for $36 9//05
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i got them on weds.

Postby liteonrules on Fri Oct 22, 2004 9:14 am

these Radius tech. optodiscs 4x dvd+r's burn at 8x on my nec 2500a and 4x on my BENQ and they are great
NEC 2500A $20 10/04
NEC 3500AG for $47 4/05
NEC 3540 for $35 9/05
BENQ 1620 for $36 9//05
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Re: i got them on weds.

Postby dolphinius_rex on Fri Oct 22, 2004 10:24 am

liteonrules wrote:these Radius tech. optodiscs 4x dvd+r's burn at 8x on my nec 2500a and 4x on my BENQ and they are great


Hrm... I wouldn't suggest pushing them to 8x personally... but it's your call :wink:
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