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- High Capacity 25Gb
- 4 x Write Speed
- 130 Minutes
- BD-R Single Layer Write Once
- Full Face White Inkjet Printable Surface
- Traxdata Excellent `playback` performance
- Complies with BD-R specification version 1.1
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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I have burnt two discs thus far with no problems. I examined each disc visually and the die seems to be in good order. Due to the other review I tried two firmwares with my LG GGW-H20L Drive
Burn Details:
GGW-H20L YL04
Nero 8
22,472 MB Data UDF
4x speed selected.
Burn Time: 00:55:20
6,931 KB/s
GGW-H20L YL05
Nero 8
22,699 MB Data UDF
4x speed selected.
Burn Time: 00:55:24
6,992 KB/s
Neither firmware hit 4x speed of 17,980KB/s. There is not a lot in it between the two Firmwares.
Additional Comments:
Drive: LG GGW-H20L YL05
Printer: Epson PhotoStylus 950
Software: Nero 8
I have now used seven of the ten discs from the first batch I have bought. All burned correctly and verified. Print quality of the surface is good too. There is a speed issue though as noted by another reviewer. The drive burns BD-R at 6x. The discs are rated at 4x. Nero 8 offers 2x or 4x burning rate. However a full disc of multiple data files (burnt as UDF data disc) only hit a maximum speed of 1.6x and stayed mostly at 1.5x. This means a burn time of approximately 55-60 minutes for a disc.
I have bought a second set though as they are reliable. No costers.
UPDATE:
AVOID THESE DISCS...
After reading another review about unreadable discs after a year has passed since burning I checked my year old discs. Out of 10 discs 4 are no longer readable, 100 Gig of data gone!!! As it happens I was using these as a backup for some DVD-R (which are even older). I still have the DVD-Rs and they are still readable. So I can reacreate them. Was about to order my third tub, but not now, shall look elsewhere...
Burn Details:
GGW-H20L YL04
Nero 8
22,472 MB Data UDF
4x speed selected.
Burn Time: 00:55:20
6,931 KB/s
GGW-H20L YL05
Nero 8
22,699 MB Data UDF
4x speed selected.
Burn Time: 00:55:24
6,992 KB/s
Neither firmware hit 4x speed of 17,980KB/s. There is not a lot in it between the two Firmwares.
Additional Comments:
Drive: LG GGW-H20L YL05
Printer: Epson PhotoStylus 950
Software: Nero 8
I have now used seven of the ten discs from the first batch I have bought. All burned correctly and verified. Print quality of the surface is good too. There is a speed issue though as noted by another reviewer. The drive burns BD-R at 6x. The discs are rated at 4x. Nero 8 offers 2x or 4x burning rate. However a full disc of multiple data files (burnt as UDF data disc) only hit a maximum speed of 1.6x and stayed mostly at 1.5x. This means a burn time of approximately 55-60 minutes for a disc.
I have bought a second set though as they are reliable. No costers.
UPDATE:
AVOID THESE DISCS...
After reading another review about unreadable discs after a year has passed since burning I checked my year old discs. Out of 10 discs 4 are no longer readable, 100 Gig of data gone!!! As it happens I was using these as a backup for some DVD-R (which are even older). I still have the DVD-Rs and they are still readable. So I can reacreate them. Was about to order my third tub, but not now, shall look elsewhere...
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I bought over 100 of these discs at the beginning of last year and found only a about 9 wouldn't write in my LG writer, but would in my Sony. But having gone back to the discs a few months later found that many of them are now unreadable (around 43 at last count). I'd steer clear of this brand as they seem to have a very high failure rate and are just a waste of money. I've since switched to another brand (Pidata)and have had no issues with the new ones at all, every disc has written perfectly in both my writers and so far 1 year down the line all the new brand discs still play back fine whereas the Traxdata discs just keep getting worse and worse.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Discs burnt lovely, played well, but after just a few playings become corrupted. Disappointed - an expensive waste of money and messed up an important filme premmiere for us :-(
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Traxdata 25gb BD-R
Invested in a HD camera for holiday movies, and bought the Traxdata RD-R to write the movies to Blu-ray. The last disc seemed to write OK, but then started playing up on playback. Read more
Published 3 months ago by 2001oddessy
Reliable Media
I have used these Traxdata blu-ray disks for some time now and cannot remember having any problems or failures during reocrding, finalising or playback. Good quality product.
Published 4 months ago by Yorkie
Good quality Bluray discs
Bluray discs were written successfully from my Mac Pro on a LG external writer BE12LU30 writing 1080p HD content with no coasters. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Rkbrown
DO NOT BUY
These are hopeless - they should be withdrawn at once - all my discs over a year old are un readable - there is a known issue with Ritek discs - these MAY be rebranded - don't... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Mr Happy
Traxdata Blu Ray discs BD-R
I was initially disappointed with these blank blu ray disks from Traxdata as after several burning attempts I thought the break up of the video footage was attributed to the... Read more
Published 15 months ago by D. Fullwood
copying to discs.
This was my first time of recording to a blue-ray disc and having viewed some of the reviews I was a bit apprehensive.
I lined up about 14 hours of films and set to Record. Read more
I lined up about 14 hours of films and set to Record. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Mr. B. Kennish
A Good choice
Good value for money. I use these on a Panasonic Bluray recorder to record HD films & TV series. No problems over 6 months.
Published 17 months ago by Skodust
braddy
had many hundreds of trax dvds , best you can get.
but had 1 burn fail out of the first 2 blu ray disc's.
wont be buying again,other people have had bad disc,s to.
but had 1 burn fail out of the first 2 blu ray disc's.
wont be buying again,other people have had bad disc,s to.
Published 17 months ago by brad
So far so good!
Ones I burnt a year ago on my Pioneer burner still read fine so far. Not a single burn failure on any either. Read more
Published on 20 Mar 2010 by Mish Mash
traxdata are all garbage
i bought about 300 euros of those bd-r 25gb from 10 in a cake each , so about over 70 of them .
anyway. burned them with all different software. Read more
anyway. burned them with all different software. Read more
Published on 19 Feb 2010 by a_i
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