Which DVD-R discs to go for?

[Anon_F]

Have been using Maxwell, but need to get more as running out, but which brand are the best?

 

[floppybootstomp]

It actually depends on your burner, to a degree, most favour one brand over another.

I have a Pioneer 110 burner with which I have good results from Ritek & Datawrite disks with purple dye and also Verbatim disks.

Also have a Philips DVDRW which gives me good results with -R disks made by....... Philips

Those have been my findings so far, I have had some brands let me down, all of them cheap.

 

[Quadophile]

Verbatim and TDK are safely recommended for most burners, have used them many times with different burners and never had any issues. You should check out your manufacturers recommendation as well just to make sure. By the way which burner are you using, if I know the exact model number I will find out the users data for discs that can be used with it.

 

[Rush]

Datawrite are great and cheap .. a great bargain m8 ..
Heres the Link
20 foot from Overclockers and 1/2 mile from my house
I have never had any probs with them and they are very cheap

 

[floppybootstomp]

It's those 16 x Titanium Datawrite DVD -R's in Rush's link that I use, they're very good.

 

[Abarbarian]

I ordered from here in the week before xmas and they arrived in 2 days , burnt 10 discs with no problems

http://bigmaggot.co.uk/100-DShirt-Reprint-8x-DVD-R-pr-301.html

I've ordered from here before aswell and had good servi ce and no probs with the products

http://www.ukdvdr.co.uk/shop/Special-Offers-c-266.html

 

[AbsoluteKevster]

I'm another user of the Titanium DataWrite Discs.... (Never had a single problem with them!)
[Arrrghhh! Now I've gone and said it!]
I recommend http://www.phoenixdirectukshop.co.uk/acatalog/DVD_R_Std___Printable.php
(Not all printable!)

FREE Delivery & No minimum order value!

 

[Anon_F]

Cheers everyone