Verbatim DVD+r Media 4.7GB Blank Spindle Datalife+ Inkjet Printable (20-Pack)

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Summary: Great product for DVD burners!
Review: I use these DVD+'s for a wedding videography business I'm in. I have used over half my original spindle of these discs, and have not had any problems for any of my customers. These DVDs burn easily (albeit 2.4x), plus you can print directly on them! With my Epson Stylus Photo 900, you can run the DVD through the printer and print text, photos, or anything else directly on the DVD. Makes the videos I product very professional. They're not as sharp as a Disney DVD, but they look great for what I need.
I've never had any coasters with these discs...I'm using a HP 300e DVD burner, by the way.

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Summary: Expensive Coasters
Review: I've been getting 2 or 3 "cyclic redundancy" errors on nearly every DVD+R used for data so far (6 of 7). No software detected errors on video DVD but 2 or 3 very loud shots of static in the movie lead me to suspect similar problem. Have had 100% success, no data errors at all, on Memorex and HP media - at twice the cost, though.

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Summary: Expensive Coasters
Review: I've been getting 2 or 3 "cyclic redundancy" errors on nearly every DVD+R used for data so far (6 of 7). No software detected errors on video DVD but 2 or 3 very loud shots of static in the movie lead me to suspect similar problem. Have had 100% success, no data errors at all, on Memorex and HP media - at twice the cost, though.

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Summary: good dvd-r but bad value
Review: these dvd-r work perfect, no problem ever writing with them, they work on all my multimedia devices that support dvds but i believe these dvds are to expensive, but i dont use my bruner but like once a week so i wouldnt buy this much at once for this price, but for the bigger spender consumer its a great value

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Summary: Unreliable company.
Review: You can never rely on Verbatim for quality disks. Verbatim does NOT make their own disks. they constantly change manufacturers. How good the disks are depend on who really makes them. the disks made by RICOH are excellent but you see more of them made by MCC and other companies. I have a spindle of 30 of the MCC and over half have given bad burns. the Sony DVD+R made by RICOH gives perfect burns using the same methods. for a good quality media at a decent price Ritek is really the way to go.