Maxell DVD-RAM Media 9.4GB Double Sided Rewritable (1-Pack)

$ 19.99

Score By Feature

Based on 5 ratings

Customer service

7.96

Satisfaction

7.95

Packaging

8.29

Value for money

8.17

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Product Description

With the lower recording setting, more than 4 hours can be recorded

Speed up your writing by 3X

It is possible to remove the disc from the

There is a 30-year media life cycle

Questions & Answers

What should I do if I have trouble removing the DVD- Do you want the plastic case or the ram?

The listing should no longer indicate you can remove the disc from this case, if that's still the case. My Panasonic DVD recorder could not fit the disc within the caddy so I gently broke it to get the disc out.

Selected User Reviews For Maxell DVD-RAM Media 9.4GB Double Sided Rewritable (1-Pack)

I highly recommend this product! The cassette case will be included if that piece of equipment uses one

5/5

In my ignorance, I didn't realize the DVD contained a soundtrack It is packaged in a cassette, which, according to some sources, has been used on and on in electronic equipment that uses a plastic case with a sliding door to keep media under lock and key. In my Panasonic device that uses an open tray on the back of the DVD-ROM as the DVD tray, it is easy to follow the instructions to open the case and pull out the disc. Memory sticks. I was able to record DVDs with the disc without any problems and found the DVD recorder to have amazing capabilities Media that is stored in RAM.

Devin Coffey

| Sep 11, 2020

It is only possible to record DVDs on single sided discs

5/5

I just wanted to say something. It is only possible to record DVDs on single sided discs. It works perfectly once it is removed from the box it was in. To record the other side, you need to flip it over.

Kobe Riggs

| Apr 05, 2021

There are few DVD drives that are compatible with it

3/5

The Mac version is not compatible. There is a very limited amount of compatibility with Windows and none As a result of Discs in RAM format are destined to die out. It is better to use a DVD-ROM The disc is a /+RW.