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madrocker

In my opinon, Newegg is the best by far. I have used RIDATA BD-R 25GB for over a year without any problems with the media. Price is very good for printable media. Can't beat Newegg.

rdrod

I have had no problems with DVD+R 16X from most local sources. Verbatim, HP, etc. Also have had good luck with Fry's house brand DVDs which run $15 to $20 a hundred on frequent sale. The real dud has been TDK DVDs which are extremely glitchy.

rdrod

My experience with most DVD+R 16X available locally such as Memorex, Sony, Verbatim, Fry's house brand and HP have been very reliable. However, a real dud has been the TDK brand which is really glitchy. Prices on frequent sale for the desirable disks have been in the range of $15 to $20 a hundred.

DharmaBummed69

Tdk bd-re $3.99

Supermediastore.com has TDK Durabis 25GB BD-RE x2 $3.99 per til 5/31/10. I know it's TDK but a good price. Next lowset price was imation 25GB BD-RE on Newegg for $7.99. Verbatim 25GB BD-R LTH 20 pack $33.99 with free shipping

Also at my local Office Depot TDK DVD+R DL 25 pack $15.00 til 5/29/10. ImgBurn ID's them as Ritek discs. 50 discs for $32 and some change.

dick6133

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I have never tried to compress a BD-50 to a BD-25, but from what I can read here, people are having all kinds of problems trying to do this. I understand the motivation given the high price of:cool: BD-50's. I've found a place which has relatively cheap BS-50's. It's . They are selling BD-50's for $10.50 apiece if you buy 10. Still expensive but I haven't seen a better price.

Darth56

found a place that is selling 25 pack of bdr25 for $39.99 dont know how good they are
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=BDR25P0254&cat=MED
gona buy 1 and see how they work they also have 10 pack for $17.99
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=CDN-BDR-4X-10&cat=MED

maineman

Great deal on Verbatim +R DL at "my" local Sam's Club...maybe others too?

I usually pay about $50 for a 50/pk spindle...these are MKM 001 (MIS)
(2.4-4X, but you can burn 'em at 6X with the right burner /firmware)

Anyway, I just picked up 3 spindles (50 pk) for $26.81 each.
Quite the deal !
They only had 3 spindles and I'm thinking maybe they're being discontinued at Sam's ???
No one at Sam's seemed to know for sure

IPopov50

[QUOTE=maineman;41485]Great deal on Verbatim +R DL at "my" local Sam's Club...maybe others too?

I usually pay about $50 for a 50/pk spindle...these are MKM 001 (MIS)
(2.4-4X, but you can burn 'em at 6X with the right burner /firmware)

Anyway, I just picked up 3 spindles (50 pk) for $26.81 each.
Quite the deal !
They only had 3 spindles and I'm thinking maybe they're being discontinued at Sam's ???
No one at Sam's seemed to know for sure[/QUOTE]

Poor maineman.... do you want me to send you a case.... our Sam's still have plenty, just arrived BTW.

maineman

[QUOTE=IPopov50;41504]Poor maineman.... do you want me to send you a case.... our Sam's still have plenty, just arrived BTW.[/QUOTE]

Wait...wait...is that a choir and violins I hear?
Yes, it must be so...and here comes a case of shiny new verbies.
These are freeeeeee right?...:D

IPopov50

[QUOTE=maineman;41573]Wait...wait...is that a choir and violins I hear?
Yes, it must be so...and here comes a case of shiny new verbies.
These are freeeeeee right?...:D[/QUOTE]

Really??? You are the honorary member of "old farts" club and still don't know that "free" is only cheese in a mouse trap???? ;) ;) :)

jimp124

For Blu-ray backups, I have been extremely successful with Optical Quamtum BD-R 25Gb discs. My purchases have been from runtechmedia.com at the price of US$48.75 for a spindle of 25 and free shipping. That's less than US$2.00 each with less than 1% in coasters! Has anybody found a better deal out there yet?

Justin

Hi Guys can someone tell me what are some of the best places to buy blank Dual Layer media would like to buy them in packs of 50 or 100 packs if possible and which are the best brands. I live in Australia so would be good if you could recommend some places that do ship to Australia

sephiroh

[QUOTE=rschildt;28390]They have these on sale this morning at metitline.com. Heard Ritek are usually pretty bad. Anyone ever use these?[/QUOTE] yeah i used ritek and out of 10 i had 5 errors. very bad experience. i switch to memorex bd25

btufail

Check out this website for deals on Media!

http://dealspl.us/CD-and-DVD-Discs_deals

It compiles deals from different suppliers like BUY, AMAZON,MERITLINE,OFFICEMAX,NEWEGG....etc. I found really good deals on verbatim DL before. It's just hit and miss sometime. Deals don't last long.

signals

[QUOTE=sephiroh;51683]yeah i used ritek and out of 10 i had 5 errors. very bad experience. i switch to memorex bd25[/QUOTE]I have had good luck with the Memorex too. I just got a spindle of the ultra-cheap no-names from Meritline but have not tried a burn yet with them.

btufail

BTW, why doesn't Taiyo Yuden make DVD+DLs or BD-R or BD-RE? Just curious because i hear their dvd+r are supposed to be very good quality.

goodsideofevil

Sony DVD+R

I've had great luck using Sony brand. One reason I like it so much is that at least once a month Staples has them on sell for $26 (with tax in Tenn) for 100

Rurik1967

Verbatim 4.7GB 16X DVD-R 100 Packs Cake Box Disc Model 95102

These disks are onsale till 9/23 for $16.99 with FREE SHIPPING. I love these disks, never had a coaster in 6 100 packs.

90312

This looks like a pretty good deal on Verb +R

maineman

[QUOTE=90312;54382]This looks like a pretty good deal on Verb +R [/QUOTE]
Not to rain on your parade, but I don't see the AZO logo (label).
I know the "9" reviews look good, but they're value line and I'm suspicious that they aren't manufactured with MCC dye.

I know awhile back, GruÃ±Ã³n posted about inferior brand verbs making rounds.
Color me skeptical...sorry

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