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20 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
very very reliable,
By rjj (Surrey) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sony DVD Minus (16X Speed) 50 spindle (Accessory)
I have used a number of different blank DVDs but these are by far the most reliable. Out of about 70 discs that I have so far used I have had two that failed to burn. In both cases I gave them a wipe with some CD / DVD cleaning fluid and they burned first time. I use these with a Sony DVD recorder so I cannot vouch for other types of recorders but they seem very reliable to me and when I have burned stuff for other people to view on their systems it has been 100% successful.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very Reliable, 16x absolutely no problems, recommended!,
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This review is from: Sony DVD Minus (16X Speed) 50 spindle (Accessory)
I've just managed to get through all 50 of mine and I've used them for a variety of things and I haven't had a coaster from my 50.
16x without a problem and that is better than verbatim which never get the speeds they claim. look no further for reliable dvd-r's!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
18 dud disks out of 30...,
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This review is from: Sony DVD Minus (16X Speed) 50 spindle (Accessory)
Using my (Sony) DVD writer drive, I've been attempting to burn backup DVDs using these disks. Out of the 30 disks tried so far, 18 have completely failed to burn. 20 remain on the spindle, and I'm not very tempted to continue trying to use them.
Burning was tried at 4x (the speed of the drive) and, in some cases, I knocked the speed setting down to 2x, so it's not a speed issue. And it's not a problem with the drive itself either, since burning other brands of DVDs, including cheap "WorthIt" ones from Woolworth's which I've just bought to complete this backing up process, works absolutely fine. These are possibly the worst DVD-Rs I've come across: A 60% failure rate is absolutely unacceptable - and I'd advise anybody to steer clear.
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