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rdgrimes wrote:Typically, these discs burn very well, so the burn quality should not be an issue. Looks like your player just can't read them very well. Suggest you try a few other RW types and see if one works for you. Philips and Mitsubishi come to mind for alternatives. Also try -RW if you can.
rdgrimes wrote:Typically, these discs burn very well, so the burn quality should not be an issue. Looks like your player just can't read them very well. Suggest you try a few other RW types and see if one works for you. Philips and Mitsubishi come to mind for alternatives. Also try -RW if you can.
jhigh2000 wrote:rdgrimes wrote:Typically, these discs burn very well, so the burn quality should not be an issue. Looks like your player just can't read them very well. Suggest you try a few other RW types and see if one works for you. Philips and Mitsubishi come to mind for alternatives. Also try -RW if you can.
Thanks again, rdgrimes. So for Mitsubishi, would that brands should I look for? Would that most likely be Verbatim and TDK branded DVD-RW media?
I think trying -RW is probably my next step.
Gen-An wrote:The problem with DVD-RW is that anything over 2x is next to impossible to find...
rdgrimes wrote:Keep in mind, when you are buying RW media, that the cost of a new player is pretty low. My JVC's will play any RW, even with really poor burn quality.
jhigh2000 wrote:rdgrimes wrote:Keep in mind, when you are buying RW media, that the cost of a new player is pretty low. My JVC's will play any RW, even with really poor burn quality.
Deep down I know it might be time for a new DVD player. What model of JVC do you have?
rdgrimes wrote:Unfortunately, those may all be the same Ricoh W11 discs.
rdgrimes wrote:Yup, but with +RW prices around $1 per disc on sale, they can be pretty handy for short term backups and movies that you don't indend to keep.
jhigh2000 wrote:rdgrimes wrote:Yup, but with +RW prices around $1 per disc on sale, they can be pretty handy for short term backups and movies that you don't indend to keep.
Hmmm...so what brand of +RW would most likely NOT be Ricoh W11? I may just have to be patient and get some online.
jhigh2000 wrote:Would make sense to for me to try to burn my Ricoh W11 at 2.4x to see if my Sony player likes it any better? Could burning at a slower speed make a difference in playback? Sorry if this is a stupid question.
MediumRare wrote:I guess that you don't get "Made in Japan" Sony +RWs (MID: SONY S11), since you started the thread with Sony/Ricoh's. If you do see them though, they may be worth a try too. My initial impressions were very good- very low PIF rate.
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