Actual max burn rate of Verbatim 96577? I just bought a 50 pack of these DVD+R DLs under the Advertised 2.4 - 6x heading.The received product's label clearly says 2.4x and there is no mention of higher speeds. Is this erroneous advertising or can these discs really be burned faster? Actual max burn rate of Verbatim 96577? I just bought a 50 pack of these DVD+R DLs under the Advertised 2.4 - 6x heading.The received product's label clearly says 2.4x and there is no... » Read More Actual max burn rate of Verbatim 96577? I just bought a 50 pack of these DVD+R DLs under the Advertised 2.4 - 6x heading.The received product's label clearly says 2.4x and there is no mention of higher speeds. Is this erroneous advertising or can these discs really be burned faster? « Show Less
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actually you can burn faster if your DVD writer supports it. I can burn at 6x on my Pioneer drive.
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You can only burn at 2.4x. Amazon's advertising is not correct, its a shame.
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I haven't had any not work, yet. I've used maybe a dozen so far. I only burned at 6x so far, don't know if at some faster burn speeds, you may have issues?
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I can not answer this question - I regret buying mine and would suggest you return this item if you can. It was a waste of money for me and I do not recommend that anyone buy this product if they need it for burning. The advertising says it will burn but I also did not find the way to burn it - I even re-installed the program but because this item did not come with instructions I did not find the way to burn a disc.
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Yes this drive will burn CDs up to a maximum speed of 48x. But it says only - CDs. It doesn't list + CDs. For Blu-Ray and regular DVDs it will burn in just about all formats +- and rewritable.
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As for the highest speed for CD burning, both the burner and burning software may have to support that specific speed. However, as far as I know, for the lowest speed burning, there is no limit on the burner and you can select a typical low speed that you want on your burning software. I also usually burn important CDs with equal or less than ×8 speed and sometimes ×4 and even ×2. I am currently using the Nero Burning ROM software and PX-891SAW and had no problem in burning CDs below ×8 speed. It is likely that the '16X' speed written on the Taiyo Yuden blank CD may be the recommended fastest speed for burning and not the lowest speed. As for the highest speed for CD burning, both the burner and burning software may have to support that specific speed. However, as far as I know, for the lowest speed burning, there is no limit on the burner and you can select a typical low speed that you want on your burning software. I also usually burn important CDs with equal or less than ×8 speed and sometimes ×4 and even ×2. I am currently using the Nero Burning ROM software and PX-891SAW and had no problem in burning CDs below ×8 speed. It is likely that the '16X' speed written on the Taiyo Yuden blank CD may be the recommended... » Read More As for the highest speed for CD burning, both the burner and burning software may have to support that specific speed. However, as far as I know, for the lowest speed burning, there is no limit on the burner and you can select a typical low speed that you want on your burning software. I also usually burn important CDs with equal or less than ×8 speed and sometimes ×4 and even ×2. I am currently using the Nero Burning ROM software and PX-891SAW and had no problem in burning CDs below ×8 speed. It is likely that the '16X' speed written on the Taiyo Yuden blank CD may be the recommended fastest speed for burning and not the lowest speed. « Show Less
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Mine just arrived 03/08/14 and are MCC made in Taiwan. These are great discs. Some of the best I've ever had. I always have good performance with Verbatim no matter where they are made. Much better than recently produced Taiyo Yuden. I've never had a Verbatim media fail in over 18 years of cd-r burning and 11 years of dvd-r burning (I've had some coasters of UAE produced non-Datalifeplus Verbatim but I've also had Taiyo Yuden coasters but never a failure of disc that would burn). And I don't even store them in controlled environments. I have had some failures of Memorex media though. Verbatim is still the best in my opinion. Mine just arrived 03/08/14 and are MCC made in Taiwan. These are great discs. Some of the best I've ever had. I always have good performance with Verbatim no matter where they are made. Much better than recently produced Taiyo Yuden. I've never had a Verbatim media fail in over 18 years of cd-r burning and 11 years of dvd-r burning (I've had some coasters of UAE produced non-Datalifeplus Verbatim but I've also had Taiyo Yuden coasters but never a failure of disc that would burn). And I don't even store them in controlled environments. I have had some failures of Memorex media though.... » Read More Mine just arrived 03/08/14 and are MCC made in Taiwan. These are great discs. Some of the best I've ever had. I always have good performance with Verbatim no matter where they are made. Much better than recently produced Taiyo Yuden. I've never had a Verbatim media fail in over 18 years of cd-r burning and 11 years of dvd-r burning (I've had some coasters of UAE produced non-Datalifeplus Verbatim but I've also had Taiyo Yuden coasters but never a failure of disc that would burn). And I don't even store them in controlled environments. I have had some failures of Memorex media though. Verbatim is still the best in my opinion. « Show Less
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It depends on which model you buy. The one I've got burns 7 at one time. It will tell you how many DVDs the unit will burn in the deception.
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No, have never had any problems burning DVD's. I've burned quite a few DVD's using these DVD's and have yet had a problem.The DVD's are warantedbe you shouls try to warrant them if you feel you are having a problem.Also, you might try another brand to see if the problem is your DVD copier.
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For the price, it is the best you can buy. I try to get Verbatim DVD-R because on my HP desktop computer and the video software I use, it is the best. I does not matter the version number of this disk. What matters is that it is 4.7 Gb with a speed of 16. You will be able to record movies, photographs, music and much more. When formatted, you get about 4.1 Gb which is about 30 minutes of HD.
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I tried to record using a Sony DVD+R DL disc but it ran out of space after 2 hours. Sony says that this disc is not compatable with the DVDirect VRD-MC5 (although the manual indicates otherwise) and I should use a Verbatim disc, which I haven't tried yet.
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I highly recommend 4x speed for burning xbox games with these discs. it all varys on your burner as well cause these have the capability to burn 8x but never do 8x or it will cause errors in burning the disc Thanks, AUSTIN
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Thanks Vito, I have one more question mayby you can answer...The specs on this one say..."Store your music, videos, photos and documents with plenty of space to spare SuperMulti 8X DVD+ with Double Layer Support Play and create CDs and DVDs with this DVD/CD burner drive"...I would like to know if this computer is capable of RE- writing DVDs, or can it only burn them once??? or is this function merely dependant on the type of disk used for any computer??? I am so tecno-challenged!!! Can you tell???Thanksjz
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I stopped in at Ritz Camera today, I took my Flip to italy and have 45 mins I want to put on a DVD. I have next-to-none "technical" skills about burning my own, and I am okay with paying someone to do it. BUT....Ritz told me that they cannot burn DVD at this time as the software Pure Digital provided them does not work and Pure Digital is working to fix it. Has anyone else run into this????
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wondering what phone number you called for Starlite consumer tech support...the number in the manual has been disconnected and there is no other information. I agree--I will never by Trutech again...but since I have it I am trying to find out what speed DVD RWs I can use...right now I'm using 4x. I have model T650-DR. thanks
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Short answer, yes. These discs will "burn" on a regular DVD-R/DVD+R rewritable drive. I recommend buying the Samsung External DVD Writer Model SE-SO84D. Also, I bought these discs because of the capacity (8.5 GB as opposed to 4.7 GB discs). They are definitely worth the money.
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I can only comment based on my experience of over 10 years and thousands of DVD-Rs and DVD+R DL; some optical drive burners have problems burning to certain manufacturers' blank discs. My Plextor won't even recognize the presence of TDK brand discs. The LG Blu-ray burner will burn to Optimum DVD+DL discs but the results are always questionable; during playback the player can't find the second layer. I quit using Optimum brand discs as a result. And I've had DVD burners that worked like a champ for three or four years that suddenly started screwing up requiring their replacement. Nothing electronic works forever. Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer to your problem. I can only comment based on my experience of over 10 years and thousands of DVD-Rs and DVD+R DL; some optical drive burners have problems burning to certain manufacturers' blank discs. My Plextor won't even recognize the presence of TDK brand discs. The LG Blu-ray burner will burn to Optimum DVD+DL discs but the results are always questionable; during playback the player can't find the second layer. I quit using Optimum brand discs as a result. And I've had DVD burners that worked like a champ for three or four years that suddenly started screwing up requiring their replacement. Nothing... » Read More I can only comment based on my experience of over 10 years and thousands of DVD-Rs and DVD+R DL; some optical drive burners have problems burning to certain manufacturers' blank discs. My Plextor won't even recognize the presence of TDK brand discs. The LG Blu-ray burner will burn to Optimum DVD+DL discs but the results are always questionable; during playback the player can't find the second layer. I quit using Optimum brand discs as a result. And I've had DVD burners that worked like a champ for three or four years that suddenly started screwing up requiring their replacement. Nothing electronic works forever. Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer to your problem. « Show Less
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I don't know, but I found this on the product review for the 95252: "Most Helpful Customer Reviews Best printable CDR media By Peter J. Yianilos on July 27, 2013 This is the version of Verbatim's printable white CD with the largest possible printing area. The white surface extends closer to the hub than on the Verbatim 95251 and is the reason for the additional price. If you create original artwork and print your own discs, this can make a big difference."