To verify - this is TDK model bd-r25pwx25cba - 25 BD-R disks on spindle. inorganic BD-R (not LTH) 4x record speed?
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I believe that is the case Anthony. They are very plain and white and definitely a 25 pack on a spindle. I bought two 25 packs and have burned 23 of them on my Buffalo external burner with no errors and no coasters -- I have been very happy with these. I cannot verify brand or model, as I am very uninitiated at doing so, but these have worked very well for me and I will buy again.
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Single Spindle as mentioned. Is not LTH. Have not burned with this lot yet.
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All in specs on the page. Up to 16x writing speed on BD-R media! Write up to 50 Gbytes on one BD-R DL disc QuickPlay - Movies are ready faster Backwards compatible with DVD and CD mediaNot a BDXL player or burner
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Yes, it should record fine. That 4x speed that's printed on the label means it can accommodate speeds up to 4 times. Actually, my Tascam recorder will only make copies at 2x speed and they are fine. I've used a good many of these TDK 4x CDs and have never had any trouble with any of them. Hope this proves helpful to you. Bob H.
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Yes, it's a blu-ray burner and it works extremely well and it uses BD-R and BD-R DL discs like these: Optical Quantum 25GB 4X BD-R Logo Top Spindle - 25 pcs Ridata BDR-254-RDCB15 4X 25 GB BD-R Cakebox (15 Pack) Verbatim 97090 25 GB 2x Blu-ray Single-Layer Recordable Disc BD-R LTH (Low to High), 20-Disc Spindle Verbatim 96909 50 GB 2x Blu-ray Double-Layer Branded Recordable Disc BD-R DL,10-Disc Spindle
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To get 4-hour capacity, you either need DL (dual layer) blank disks (and a recorder that supports DL disks), or you need to record at slower speed (inferior quality). All of the major disk flavors (-R, +R, -RW, and +RW) come in DL variants.
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Unfortunately non-software that I have can test it and the hardware itself does not seems to be different physically but I will recommend it as it works good for burning at 6x and the time was 16 min as expected for this device class and if an optical go up from 16x then you maybe need SATA3 but currently it seems does not applies [16× 576 Mbit/s 72 MB/s] because SATA 2 3Gb/s is good up to ~ 290MB/s read and write vs. 6Gb/s is good up to ~ 600mb/s read / write. OS Driver Description - ASUS BW-16D1HT SCSI Cd-Rom Device. So I just hope this information help you to decide.
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The Pioneer website appears to confirm this. "The BDR-209DBK is an internal SATA drive. It can burn up to 16x on BD-R (25GB) media and up to 14x on BD-R dual layer (50GB) media, which is the fastest in the market!" http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Computer/Computer+Drives/BDR-209DBK Cheers, AC
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They are worthless, no matter where made, if they are 8X. I do not know where they are made and I have not had good experiences with any Verbatim disks. I would not buy shiny disks by choice. I prefer white matte finish. Good luck in your search, and with the disks if you locate them.
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My guess (as it's so hard to find the rpm spec anywhere on the WD site) is that it's 5400rpm. That said, it's pretty zippy and I've had no problems (other than Pro Tools refusing to work with it due to the non-Oxford chipset) streaming audio and video from it.
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DVDs say 1x-4x (in small print). I use them in a Magnavox DVR where I cannot specify speed, work perfectly.
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yeup! check out the following from Seagate: http://www.seagate.com/files/staticfiles/support/docs/manual/desktop%20sshd/100726566.pdf search the spindle speed.
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Doesn't matter both have similar specs. I have these and WD black drives in my system, I run them both in raid 0 and both arrays perform about the same.
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I believe it is read only. M-Disc writers are more expensive I think. The M-Disk website has a list of supported drives and the Bt-20N is not listed. Also, if you look on LG's website at some of the drives which are supposedly "M-Disk Ready", they list write and read speeds for the M-Disc format. The LG webpage for the BT-20N does not list any write or read speeds for the M-Disc. But I could be wrong. However I wouldn't want to gamble on it. Maybe try one of these drives on the list: http://www.mdisc.com/m-ready/
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1.5 Gb/s http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=234964 http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Computer/Computer+Drives/BDR-2209
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BD Disc Information: Disc ID: CMCMAG-BA5-000 Disc Type: BD-R Disc Size: 120mm Disc Class: 0 Disc Version: 1 Number of Layers: 1 Layer Type: Writable DVD Layer Present: No CD Layer Present: No Channel Bit Length: 74.50nm (25GB Per Layer) Push-Pull Polarity: Positive Recorded Mark Polarity: HTL BCA Present: Yes
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Amazon Basics recording side of the discDVD-r Is BlueCD-r Is Green DVD+R - No Clue
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I can only give you an answer to my experience with these disks.Several years ago I bought a spindle of disks to record music on, I was unaware at the time of the different types of disks.i have several methods of recording music to disks but I was un-successful doing it on these disks.I looked at the box and it said "data" on the wrapping.Ever since then I have only purchased disks that say "music" on them and never had a problem.Sony sells reliable disks and I recommend not buying inferior disks as they will just frustrate you.Good luck and check out my Band.You will never be the same.http://youtu.be/wlFgSBn7OnA I can only give you an answer to my experience with these disks.Several years ago I bought a spindle of disks to record music on, I was unaware at the time of the different types of disks.i have several methods of recording music to disks but I was un-successful doing it on these disks.I looked at the box and it said "data" on the wrapping.Ever since then I have only purchased disks that say "music" on them and never had a problem.Sony sells reliable disks and I recommend not buying inferior disks as they will... » Read More I can only give you an answer to my experience with these disks.Several years ago I bought a spindle of disks to record music on, I was unaware at the time of the different types of disks.i have several methods of recording music to disks but I was un-successful doing it on these disks.I looked at the box and it said "data" on the wrapping.Ever since then I have only purchased disks that say "music" on them and never had a problem.Sony sells reliable disks and I recommend not buying inferior disks as they will just frustrate you.Good luck and check out my Band.You will never be the same.http://youtu.be/wlFgSBn7OnA « Show Less