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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Sony
EAN: 4905524318326
Feature: • Sony Recordable DVDs• Features Sony AccuCORE technology• Wide playback compatibility• Fast random access for time shift recording• Superior writing stability• Recording speed: 16x• Capacity: 4.7 GB•
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Model: 50DMR47BSP
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: August 14, 2008
Studio: Sony
Sales Rank: 7315
MPN: 50DMR47BSP
Features:- • Sony Recordable DVDs• Features Sony AccuCORE technology• Wide playback compatibility• Fast random access for time shift recording• Superior writing stability• Recording speed: 16x• Capacity: 4.7 GB•
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Manufacturer's Description: 50 spindle pack -R DVD. 4.7GB. Pack of 50 spindle DVD-R in 16x-speed. Ideal for fast data recording and space saving at home or at the office
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I have used many different brands of DVD-Rs over the years and none have been as flimsy as these! Basically, the slightest tiny scuff can wreck the whole thing. To give you an idea, the disks come on a spindle, resting one on top of the other. If you store them that way, the fact that they rotate on the spindle can mean that the data side of one disk can become sufficiently scratched - merely by rubbing against the next disk's embossed writing on the title side - that it means you lose data. I think they must use some very cheap plastic coating on the back of these things. By contrast, I've had no other disks give these problems. For example, I've put Emtec disks through a lot worse (took them on holiday to New Zealand on a spool) and they were ... Read More:
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I do not usually have a problem with burning DVDs with my 12x drive and Roxio software nor do I see many coasters but these are so slow maximum 6x and speed up and down and had a coaster just four discs into my large backup project. I have rebooted twice but it's not a locked memory problem or anything on my computer, it's poor discs.
I will stick with Verbatim and had also been using TDK which were great until they went blue and I could not read the writing!
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I only use sony dvds for one simple reason, they never let you down, and there are no reading issues with any drives once there full
Recommended
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Using my (Sony) DVD writer drive, I've been attempting to burn backup DVDs using these disks. Out of the 30 disks tried so far, 18 have completely failed to burn. 20 remain on the spindle, and I'm not very tempted to continue trying to use them.
Burning was tried at 4x (the speed of the drive) and, in some cases, I knocked the speed setting down to 2x, so it's not a speed issue. And it's not a problem with the drive itself either, since burning other brands of DVDs, including cheap "WorthIt" ones from Woolworth's which I've just bought to complete this backing up process, works absolutely fine.
These are possibly the worst DVD-Rs I've come across: A 60% failure rate is absolutely unacceptable - and I'd advise anybody to ... Read More:
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I record live TV to HDD, edit, then copy at 16x to these Sony DVD-R. In 3 x 50-spindles, I have had only 1 imperfect ; the copy is playable, but it can't be Finalized.
Check Kikatek too for prices. They too are v reliable supplier ; sometimes cheaper, sometimes not.
A caution to the fumblers like me : don't blame failures & problems on the discs until you are really certain it's not your DVR-recorder that is junk. I bought a Sony DVD-player, a Philips DVD/VHS recorder, then a Sony DVD/80GbHDD recorder. The Philips is junk : it often can't read discs it has itself recorded, yet the Sony recorder CAN read these Philips-recorded DVDs ! It's not just Philips : the Sony player freezes & sometimes rejects the DVDs ... Read More:
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