Best Blank DVDs

[DudeAsInCool]

Lifehacker takes a look the best Blank DVDs. Did you know that 'the best media generally comes from Japan and Singapore' and that 'the worst typically comes from Taiwan or China (in stores) and Hong Kong (online'?

[DUTCH-ONLINE]

ive been using ridata , tayo uden, samsung , platinum , ricoh, plextor,

and ive got good results with evry brand most i use 16 x disc,s

double layer is to expensive it takes time to sink the price :P

using a pioneer and a phillips burner

Edited December 10, 2006 by DUTCH-ONLINE

[DudeAsInCool]

Another informative articles...

[NelsonG]

I use some Nexxtech brand from Circuit City... They have packs of 50 for 10 bucks... I've only had two fail on me.

[method77]

I've never had a dvd fail. Any kind. Even if one failed then I would just try another one. They are way to cheap to consider

[DudeAsInCool]

I've never had a dvd fail. Any kind. Even if one failed then I would just try another one. They are way to cheap to consider

Not if you are editing a project and want to make sure what you are transferring to DVD works. I'm currently editing a small movie project from some friends, which is why I came across the article on cds and dvds

[DudeAsInCool]

I know there was a reason i started this thread. I was all set to burn a dvd using Memorex DVD+R discs - neither my mac or Lacie burner would recognize the piece of crap. I plugged Memorex DVDs suck in to google and sure enough, it's flooded with similar comments

Verbatim sounds like the disc of choice...