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Re: problems recording DVD



On Thursday 01 February 2007 03:21, Tim wrote:
> On Wed, 2007-01-31 at 22:04 -0300, Martin Marques wrote:
> > These are $2 Imation DVD, which get recorded ok on windows!
>
> Pedantic:  "No problems were noticed".  That doesn't necessarily mean
> that all was well.
>
> > Give me a better media and I'll try to get it.
>
> If we believe that FAQ site, Imation is selling discs made by someone
> else with not much regard for quality.  I'm not too surprised, when we
> used their products in video production, their S-VHS tapes were crap,
> but their VHS tapes were the best we could find.  I've come to think
> poorly of their quality control.
>
Most branded disks are made by one or two companies only.  One brand may use 
more than one supplier, so their QC may vary, as well.

> I've found Verbatim to the best the best, but remember that's what works
> well with my drives (Samsung and LG).  You may find that something else
> works best with yours, whether that be just down to drive/disc
> compatibilities, or the overall quality of your drive.  Also, some
> drives need firmware updates for newer media.
>
I agree that Verbatim are good.  I've also found TDK to be reliable.

Anne

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