i'm using tdk for many years, no drop outs yet, you anyway should bear
in mind never & i say never use the highest burn speed, spend/allocate
time and burn on 16x for audio cd & 4x on dvds, giving the laser more
time to "melt" the layer improves the reliability greatly
James
On 18/09/2010, at 6:27, thefrogs wrote:
I have noticed that some of the dvds I have burned are already
failing- you can see the data layer coming away from the plastic disc.
My question is: which DVD companies make the most reliable and
robust discs
tom samson
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