IMHO Don't screw with RWs. You're right, the cost is prohibitive compared to use-once media.
If you have 4.7G of data that needs to be rewritten a lot, use a flash drive. Or a usb2 drive. On 5/16/07, Steve Rigby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How come a consumer cannot seem to be able to buy just a couple of DVD-RWs? Why do I have to buy a 10-pack? Who needs 10 rewritables? Is this the "Costcoization" of the marketplace? Everything like this in bulk?
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