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googlefest1 - Jun 25, 2003

		googlefest1		Jun 25, 2003
			has ne1 used optodisk? whats your opinion of them beter yet has ne1 compared optodisk with princo princo being a good base to compare to since they are the worst brand

		Jaded God		Jun 25, 2003
			I would just get some Verbs so you can't go wrong google

		googlefest1		Jun 25, 2003
			i use TDKs (i think i will be switching to samsung) for stuff i want to keep safe for a while im looking to use cheapo disks for everyday use (throw away disks) im not happy with princos -- to many bad disks out of box

racketboy

Jun 25, 2003

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by googlefest1@Jun 25, 2003 @ 08:41 PM



 i use TDKs (i think i will be switching to samsung) for stuff i want to keep safe for a while 



im looking to use cheapo disks for everyday use (throw away disks)



im not happy with princos -- to many bad disks out of box

you use DVD-Rs for throwaways?

what do you use them for?

once I get my DVD burner I'm gonna be looking into the "armored" TDKs that can withstand heavy scratching. No way I want to loose a few GBs of data

		mal		Jun 25, 2003
			That assumes it's data back-ups that he's burning... rather than 'back-ups'.

racketboy

Jun 25, 2003

	
	
		
		
			Originally posted by mal@Jun 25, 2003 @ 11:06 PM



 That assumes it's data back-ups that he's burning...



rather than 'back-ups'.

but still, when do you throw away backups on a regular basis

		Zziggy00		Jun 27, 2003
			I have one optidisc that came with my pioneer A104, it is a DVD-RW though, only used it twice but works fine in my comptuer, and Apex DVD player....doesn't work in PS2. now Princo's have all worked for me, why people don't like them i don't know, got them from allmediaoutlet.com and every one has worked fine (well aside for the ones that I screwed up). $1 each and they play on my PC, DVD player, PS2, and Xbox. Memorex discs work well too, but are more expensive.

		racketboy		Jun 27, 2003
			can't wait till DVDr prices come down anyone remember paying over $1 a disk (in a small spindle) for CDRs? those were the days...

		IBarracudaI		Jun 27, 2003
			I remember paying 1.5 US dollars for a cd.. A box of 10.. 15 dollars.. that was expensive

		googlefest1		Jun 30, 2003
			throw away disks i dont mean ill burn a disk and then put it in the trash bin i mean once i make a back up of something then i will make another back up on which im not affraid of it getting damaged ( the disk i will use over and over - not worrying about sunlight or anything else)- why because i have another back up to make a back up of plus the original in a box in a nice and safe place

		racketboy		Apr 1, 2004
			just felt like bumping this thread Riteks are good discs and Newegg and a couple other places are selling them for less than a $1 a disc when buying a 50 pack

		Dyne		Apr 1, 2004
			rima.com is another good place to get discs. ive been using the ritek 4x printable surface discs. purple bottomed perfection. i used to use princos but a buddy of mine had hundreds of "master" discs on princo that suddenly stopped being read by anything, so he rushed to get as many as he could transferred over to riteks.