General
BrandVerbatim
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- High Capacity, up to 9.4GB (double sided)
- Fast Random Accessibility
- Hard Coat for Superior Protection
- 100,000 overwrites (3x media)
- Single Jewel Case Disc
Product details
Would you like to give feedback on images?
|
Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The DVD-RAM Double Sided has a recording layer on both sides of the disc. 4.7GB capacity on each side. Simply record on one side, flip the disc over and record again.
Product Description
5 Pack
Tags Customers Associate with This Product(What's this?)Click on a tag to find related items, discussions, and people.
|
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Having purchased the DVD film: "The Pelican Brief", which comes on a double sided (RAM) disc, and since my DVD recorder only gives me 218 mins @ Standard play on a Dual Layer disc, which is non re-writable, I wondered if such disks were available as blanks.
Low, and behold, I ordered this item, expecting to receive 5 RAM discs, each in a protective `Jewel case'. However, there is no `Jewel case, simply a thin, flimsy plastic slip cover, containing a caddy with the disc in.
Having managed to extract it, I popped it in my compatible DVD recorder, it formatted OK.
Since the consumer, in respect of their non-caddy DVD recorder, needs to have a non-caddy enclosed disk, then why are these discs only available in a caddy, and not in: A) Protective `Jewel cases'. Or B) On a spindle?
NB. Single sided discs, have their recordable side, stacked on top of the printed side of the disc below them, so, if there is a concern of the second, recorded side becoming scratched, then simply put a thin plastic film between each disc, which would cost less than the plastic caddy per disc.
Low, and behold, I ordered this item, expecting to receive 5 RAM discs, each in a protective `Jewel case'. However, there is no `Jewel case, simply a thin, flimsy plastic slip cover, containing a caddy with the disc in.
Having managed to extract it, I popped it in my compatible DVD recorder, it formatted OK.
Since the consumer, in respect of their non-caddy DVD recorder, needs to have a non-caddy enclosed disk, then why are these discs only available in a caddy, and not in: A) Protective `Jewel cases'. Or B) On a spindle?
NB. Single sided discs, have their recordable side, stacked on top of the printed side of the disc below them, so, if there is a concern of the second, recorded side becoming scratched, then simply put a thin plastic film between each disc, which would cost less than the plastic caddy per disc.
I purchased these discs for use in my PANASONIC DVD RECORDER DMR EX88. I was so pleased with them that i ordered another 3 packs (15 discs).Being double sided they work out at 40p for 4.7gb.
The good points are.
Disc is in a case so does not get scratched or finger printed.
Disc can be removed from case to fit my computer drive and replaced in the case afterwards
I can just take them out of the recorder and stack them.
They can be recorded and edited just like the old floppy discs.
Bad points
Only sutable for drives that accept a Type 4 Cartridge
The good points are.
Disc is in a case so does not get scratched or finger printed.
Disc can be removed from case to fit my computer drive and replaced in the case afterwards
I can just take them out of the recorder and stack them.
They can be recorded and edited just like the old floppy discs.
Bad points
Only sutable for drives that accept a Type 4 Cartridge
Be careful. Although the picture shows a five pack and the product details indicate that the disc comes in a jewel case rather than a cartridge I have ordered this item from three seperate suppliers and on each occasion have received a single disc in a cartridge. At over £7 inc. delivery this is an expensive way to buy since packs of three double-sided dvd ram discs in cartridges, which must be more costly to make, are available on Amazon for under £9 inc. delivery. As the discs are easily removed from their cartridges for use like normal dvds I gave up trying to buy a five pack in jewel cases and opted for original Panasonic double-sided discs in cartridges.
