Verbatim DVD-R 4.7GB 8X UltraLife Gold Archival Grade - Branded Surface & Hard Coat - 5pk Jewel Case - 96320

It's better to have your 50-gallon water supply on hand when the internet goes down From 100 to A Verbatim DVD archive with your old reference data, your important software updates / drivers, and all our precious family moments (imagine it! The "clouds" that we store on our computers will eventually fade away. CDs with writable surfaces store data on the surface where it can be scratched - Easily dissolved by permanent marker pens (So use only water. You can use CD pens in order to write to A few writable CDs less than 5 years old have lost their data to me. You should use DVDs instead of CDs. A polymer with high resistance You can think of carbs as blue- Could you please tell me if these are The answer is no, I do not believe I agree. Until Amazon sells them for $75 each, it's a no go. It is impossible to find a better offer elsewhere. Let me give you one last piece of advice. As a result of extensive testing using a Plextor optical burner and Plextools software, I found that when burning for archival purposes, speeds should be 1/2 to 2/3 of the disk's rated It would seem that these 8x DVDs ought to be burned at a 4x-speed Thankfully, 6x (not 8x) is all you need. If the fire is spread too quickly, the burned pits don't reach their full depth and will "smear". The problem is that they overburn too slowly. I found that the 2/3 speed burn produces best pit depth and distinctive pit spacing, as well as good readability and long term stability, and it only adds a minute or so to burning time. If it is worth saving, then it is worth saving well. ". It's auto-generated I recommend using the detect burn speed selected by the drive (typically maximum) if you want to use it for archival storage, but I recommend burning at about 2/3 the maximum rated disk speed (for example, a CD rated 52x should be burned at about 32x).

Lacey Vogel

| Jul 12, 2021

In general, I don't burn a lot of DVDs, so when I do it's usually something special like a DVD-R The audio image is on Blu-ray A cassette tape or a VHS tape that is not commercially available on DVD might be an audio recording. It is essential that the quality be high and the durability be extended in any case. There is evidence that Verbatim, Taiyo Yuden, and some Sony discs have the best burning performance. Less expensive blanks are reported to have a higher failure rate on burning as well as issues with the dye's longevity. There are also DVDs in these sets It is possible to use DVD-R in place of This DVD contains In addition to being more compatible, DVD-R is the only format carrying the familiar DVD format An image from the video. The jewel case is a nice touch, too, because that makes the spine of the jewel case easily readable on a rack in the movie or music On the topic of burning, I have noticed that many blank media reviews are favorable or unfavorable. It is my belief that failure rates can be greatly reduced if precautions are taken before a burn to ensure the procedure is done correctly. I am - Make sure you have the latest drivers by visiting the manufacturer's website for your media drive and visiting the manufacturer's website for your computer. While burning, do not use the computer at all, or at least do not run any other programs. Taking a few minutes is not a big deal. I am - The proper rate of burning must be maintained. 8x is the speed of these discs. A number of burning programs are set to adjust automatically or at maximum speed by default. If you are uncertain of the speed, choose the speed recommended by the disc or check user reviews on forums.

Ace Wiggins

| Jul 23, 2021

The pictures on the product show a 50-calorie snack. There are 95355 Verbatim DVDs in this pack. There are products from Taiwan that are marked as "Made in Taiwan. ". In the package I received twice (more on that below) is a message that reads, "Made in United Arab Emir. ". The product I received is not the offered item! Amazon's customer service told me they would rectify this error, but did not do so on the second order (I purchased five 50-lbs. The packs). Apparently two orders were received because the first one had been poorly packed and the second had been poorly packed as well As if they were fighting for their lives, packs were fighting each other. I sent back the entire thing, despite the fact that two survivors survived. In their second delivery, despite the fact that it was packed the same way, there were very few packing balloons on top of the five 50-pound cans In the bottom of the box, there are several packs. In the second case only one package was slightly cracked. It was a more fortunate outcome than the first. As a result, they will stay. Despite my expectations, I did not get what I expected. In so far as the disks function, I guess they are fine.

Makenna WHITEHOUSE

| Feb 02, 2021

So here it is. It is just a matter of trust that they are worth the effort. For the most part, I use them for taking photos and movies. For some reason, these are things that I really don't want to lose. From time to time I remove all the files on my computer, copy them to one of these discs, and then push This is one of those things where I'm not sure if this is the best option for long-term storage for that kind of item. My only wish is for it to be so. All of this is still kept on my computer that has a backup drive attached, so I don't rely solely on these CDs for backup. We don't know, however. There is a chance that my grandchildren might find these and still not be able to access anything on them someday.

Kalel Logan

| Sep 16, 2020

Even in my loosest and noisiest drives the discs are noticeably quieter and virtually vibration-free during the burning process (10 at high speed)*. They are reasonably scratch resistant (more so than a typical DVD or CD, but less than a PSP disc).

When scanned at 1x on a Panasonic DMR-550, the discs are well captured An EZ48V/K DvD VCR combination is capable of combining exceptional quality scans when recorded from said device. PIFs have The disc had a PIF read of two consecutive failures in a row when scanned on the Lite-On iHAS424 and the disc was the only one that had the problem. A DMREZ48v typically has a PIE of less than 40 and never more than 40. Although TY's are more superior, in practical terms, these will satisfy all but the most demanding and extreme Like someone else mentioned, I found the contrast between the written area and the blank area on these discs to be sharper than anything else I have seen so far aside from TY discs.

Ariana Calderon

| Dec 24, 2020

As a historian, I produce dvd slideshows (with music) about the history of my area for local historical societies and maritime museums. It is one of the best DVDs I have The only way to tell if longevity is possible is to wait and see. these for years and have never had any problems with them. I have no doubt they will continue to work until a newer, better, and maybe even longer storage format appears.

Reed Perry

| Feb 17, 2021