TDK 50GB 2X BD-RE DL Rewritable Printable Blu-ray Disc with Jewel Case (5-Pack)
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Yes, unless your burning software allows and is configured to "overburn," all 50GB disks will have similar capacities. It's because of standards and the fact that there are 1024 bytes in a kilobyte. not a thousand - Bytes. So, for 1MB, multiply 1KB by 1KB to get 1 048 576 Bytes - not one million bytes, and thus * 1024 for Gigabytes will give you one Gigabyte 073 741 a total of 824 bytes "So, there must be 53," you might say. 687 091 There are 200 bytes available. ", and you'd be mistaken because the disk only has 50 billion bytes available - those 53 are not among them. In other words, dividing 50 billions of bytes by 1024 and then multiplying by 46 gives us about 46. 57 GBs. Only 44.5% of the time is spent writing the file system and other service information. There is only 1 GB of data left. br>Hard drives are the same way, in case you hadn't noticed, and USB drives, memory cards, and any other binary media on the market are the same way. Manufacturers measure media in bits or bytes, and their M and G prefixes do not reflect the binary power (power of 2) nature of media capacity.
I'm not sure, but your burner doesn't appear to be compatible with this disk. It can't read it correctly and throws an error, which it interprets as a write protection error.
Only Blu-ray discs can be used with this product. Burning (write/record) and reading (playback) are both possible with a Blu-ray Disc drive. The discs can then be played back on a standalone Blu-ray player after they've been recorded. Blu-ray Disc players and Blu-ray Disc players are both available. Computer drives that use a Blu-ray Disc (BD) format. These CDs have been re-released. (BD-) writable Blu-ray is to RE. ray Disc is the same as DVD- To a DVD, RW is equivalent. BD- DVD recorders and players are unable to record or play R/RE discs. only Blu- Recorders and players for Blu-ray Discs. These discs have been used in my computer Blu-ray player. ray Disc drives 100% success They also work with my Panasonic Blu-ray player. a player for blu-ray discs These blank discs are fantastic; However, only Blu-ray discs may be used. ray Disc- Blu-ray players that are compatible Players and recorders for Blu-ray Discs
"White discs are inkjet compatible and have a printable area of 23 mm in diameter. " I believe they are referring to the printable ring's width, which is 23mm. It is not possible to print near the disc's center hole or edge.
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CONS: The cost; the packaging br>br>I used this product in conjunction with the ASUS External 12X Blu-ray Player. Ray Burner has a USB 3. 0 port. 0 BW- 12D1S- U/BLK/G/AS, which I also bought. These discs have served as hard drive backups for my Windows PCs. Because of their large capacity, I was able to use only one disc instead of multiple CDs or DVDs for this purpose. These TDK discs are of the highest possible standard. br>br>The sale price was reasonable, but the regular price is prohibitively expensive for me, and I would have preferred a different package type.
So far, I believe I've gotten 10 burns per disk - There has yet to be any evidence of failure or corruption. br>Because the PS3 media server is a pain to use on Windows 8, I burn stuff to these disks to watch on the PS3 when I don't feel like watching on my laptop with hdmi out to the TV. br>One thing to keep in mind - It took about 4 minutes using imgburn. It takes 5 hours to format each disk for the first time, so set aside some time for that. br>The speed of writing is 2. 1 x around 9 o'clock A full disk burn takes about an hour and a half at 2 MB/s. br>It takes about 5 seconds to erase a full disk quickly. As a result, once the disk has been formatted the first time, it's perfect.
With my Pioneer Burner, I've already used these three times. There were no errors, and the machine was still ready to write more. There are far more technical reviews of these available on the internet than I will provide here. I'll just say that they're fantastic for Blu-ray players. Ray movies, as well as the data storage and backup purposes for which they were created. Of course, because they're only rated to 2x, patience is required. In today's world of Flash Drives and SSDs, that's quite slow. If you're looking for something that can withstand water and magnets, you won't be disappointed with their ability to do so. Storage that is longer-term and more reliable than that provided by a chip TDK, keep it up! br>br>.
The Blue Ray Disk is a personal favorite of yours. This is extremely beneficial. The only disadvantage is that the speed is limited to 1 mph. 2X. br>For 6X rewritables, this is the best look. You spend more money but save time in the end. br>br>For short-term small file saving on the fly - Windows 10 has done an excellent job of formatting. Works that can be dragged and dropped, as well as those that can be erased, are available.
These were purchased to preview videos larger than 25 gigabytes, and they perform admirably. However, if the disc surfaces aren't kept clean, you'll get verify errors and, as a result, playback glitches. Otherwise, expect to wait a long time, as writing 50 gigs worth of data at 2X (or less on some burners) can take nearly an hour.
Because the final material is transferred to one of these BD-ROMs, ray Media is used by small TV stations and/or production companies. RE to ensure everything is in order, after which they simply copy from this one to the regular Blu-ray. Ray will be available for purchase. I haven't used them for any professional or commercial purposes; instead, I rent a lot of movies from Netflix and most of the new releases from Blockbuster because I don't have enough time to watch them all during a typical work week, and this is where the convenience of these BD-ROMs comes in. I copied some of those movies to these rewritable medias so that my next movie would arrive faster and I could watch it at my leisure.
When you need to copy a lot of 1080p HD content but don't need to keep it forever, a BD-R is the way to go. You'll need a RE DL (rewritable double layer) disk. These are made by TDK Japan, and it appears that Japanese companies are still the go-to source for high-quality media. I've been using TDK (along with Panasonic and Sony) for over a year now. ) so I was taken aback by their new "Super Hard Coat" promotion. I've always thought their previous 'Durabis 2' coat was fine, and I've never had a scratch issue with it. However, I believe that the 2010 model has made them even more difficult. br>br>Also, HD Camcorders provides excellent service. More. Thank you once more!.
RE DL. With the 209, it's time to get serious. Magic. Having rewritable 50GB media is fantastic, and these TDK's perform admirably for their price. When I run out of these, I'll go out and buy more.
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