On Mon, 27 Aug 2018, John Meissen wrote:
Taiyo Yuden used to be the gold standard for writable media. I looked into
this pretty extensively a number of years ago when I found out that much
of the consumer quality stuff you get at Office Depot, etc. will often
fade after as little as 5 years.
On Mon, 27 Aug 2018, King Beowulf wrote:
I've used a number of DVD-R/W brands over the years. I usually pick them
up on sale at Fry's (Wilsonville) when I am in that area.
My picks:
1. Ridata
2. TDK
3. Sony
4. Verbatim
5. Philips
Thanks, Ed.
I also picked up a M-disc drive to try out
kingbeow...@gmail.com said:
> I've used a number of DVD-R/W brands over the years. I usually pick them up
> on sale at Fry's (Wilsonville) when I am in that area.
> My picks:
> 1. Ridata 2. TDK 3. Sony 4. Verbatim 5. Philips
Taiyo Yuden used to be the gold standard for writable media. I
On 08/27/2018 08:31 AM, Rich Shepard wrote:
> I still have a bunch of unused writable CDROMs and no writable DVDs. I
> want to buy a small spool for a) Slackware distribution upgrades as they
> are
> released and b) storing large data files not needed on a regular basis.
> Knowing nothing about
I still have a bunch of unused writable CDROMs and no writable DVDs. I
want to buy a small spool for a) Slackware distribution upgrades as they are
released and b) storing large data files not needed on a regular basis.
Knowing nothing about what is available I would like advice on what to buy
