I've been told by a contact at Calumet that Kodak has just released some research that showed that the failure rates of DVD's over time is likely to be related (in part) to the speed with which they were burned. Apparently they are recommending 1x speed as the only safe speed to burn at for long term storage. Is this true? Martin, any input?
Dear Joanna
Whilst not wishing to pre-empt anything Martin may say, this fits with the advice that's been given over some years regarding the burning of CD's. Also use single session whenever possible.
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