Don't think I can recommend anything other than a name brand. Buy it
locally, and if you think it's sub-par in any way, take it back for an
exchange for another brand or money back.
As far as I know (and that's not far at all), we don't have a problem
here with fakes over the counter. I buy at Costco, a US big box store.
They'll take any purchase back, no questions.
And I am also of the hard drive backup school. Times 3. Time Machine
hourly, different drive nightly with BackUp, and weekly to yet a third
drive with BackUp. Then I have a pocket 400 gig I keep separate and
disconnected with just photos, finances, address book, and a few other
files I deem critical. Those I just drag across, no compression.
Joseph McAllister
Pentaxian
On Dec 18, 2008, at 07:42 , Dario Bonazza wrote:
Hi all,
Lately I'm getting DVD's (TDK & Verbatim) which appear to be made of
two
discs sticked one upon another, without a proper sealing/finishing
on their
outer edge. Do you think they are genuine products or cheap fakes?
Besides that, what in your opinion is the state of the art in DVD
support
for archiving pictures? In other words, which DVD's would you
recommend?
Thanks,
Dario
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