> I am most likely in the minority, but I had trouble with kodak discs and > my HP 9100i burner. about 10% of em produced digi-noise on the last couple > of tracks. Not that it matters, but these discs are not made in america > but rather in mexico.
Yes, and Kodak is now a Japanese company, not American. Most people with an 8x burner or less may have problems. Including this digi-noise problem. I have seen this before. Not only with Kodak but other brands too, depends on the burner. I had problems with Mitsui. It's a burner problem, not a disc problem. I would suggest while you can still get CDR burners to upgrade. What I mean by that is soon we will be going to DVD burners. I suspect CDR burners will go the way of cassettes or beta video. Still can get them, but you have to look harder and harder to find them. You can buy 9.4 GB DVD-R's. This is great! wow! Some burners don't like certain brands. This is no longer true with the latest generation of burners. I would suggest you give them another try when you upgrade burners, but they will be no more Kodak very soon. What I'm bummed about is I won't be able to get a quality gold 80 minute discs. i have been using Kodak Ultima gold/silver mix. I bought 700 of them hoping to have a supply for a bit. I use these only for archive of SHN discs. Check the tests on Kodak's site. Sure it's advertising, but no other discs are even close to the quality of Ultima's A real shame we are losing them! See David's post for links to tests. I have seen independant tests that confirm a lot of these results, it's not BS! Also for more tests check http://www.mitsuigold.com/mt_products/default.htm). http://www.cdrfaq.org/ _______________________________________________ etree.org etrade mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To unsubscribe go to: http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etrade Need help? Ask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
