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  • 90312
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    Originally posted by CBR929 View Post
    Hey 90312
    I received mine last Friday : Disc ID: MCC-03RG20 Vermbatim 16X DVD-R Media made in Taiwan.
    CBR929

    Mine as indicated by the MID, are +R, that is what was advertised in the link you posted. Did you order something different?

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  • CBR929
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    Originally posted by 90312 View Post
    I received the Vermatim 16X I ordered from Newegg this morning, they are: Disc ID: MCC-004-00 made in India.
    Hey 90312
    I received mine last Friday : Disc ID: MCC-03RG20 Vermbatim 16X DVD-R Media made in Taiwan.
    CBR929

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  • 90312
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    Originally posted by CBR929 View Post
    I also agree with Maineman , no AZO dye
    If you want the AZO dye ones you will find them here , just bought 2 with the 15% off and the price was $33.98, two dollars more than the ones from Tiger Direct but, HURRY SALE ENDS TOMORROW
    CBR929

    I received the Vermatim 16X I ordered from Newegg this morning, they are: Disc ID: MCC-004-00 made in India.

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  • thisizbrian
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    deal on newegg for optical quantum bd-r 25gb discs 8.99/10

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  • 90312
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    Yes the metal AZO dyes used in the premium level Verbatim disks are much better, they even advertise 100 year data archive life. But I guarantee they won’t do it if stored in a clear jewel box.

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  • btufail
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    Originally posted by 90312 View Post
    This is not the only reason discs deteriorate over time and lose data, but I think the biggest is storage. The dye used is photo reactive and the laser burns a dark spot on the disc that does not reflect the reading laser light back to the pickup. Over time the dye will darken when exposed to light until nothing is reflected back to the read pickup. Note that every commercially released movie disc is packaged in an opaque case; no light can enter when stored. Folks who store their DVD in a clear jewel case can expect very short data life especially those of not particularly high quality. Keep em' in the dark!
    I did not know that. Only thing is don't hear about this happening to other media like verbatim. Is it because they may use a different type of dye?
    Keep em' in the dark!
    Motto of the government! lol

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  • 90312
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    This is not the only reason discs deteriorate over time and lose data, but I think the biggest is storage. The dye used is photo reactive and the laser burns a dark spot on the disc that does not reflect the reading laser light back to the pickup. Over time the dye will darken when exposed to light until nothing is reflected back to the read pickup. Note that every commercially released movie disc is packaged in an opaque case; no light can enter when stored. Folks who store their DVD in a clear jewel case can expect very short data life especially those of not particularly high quality. Keep em' in the dark!

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  • btufail
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    Has any heard of or experienced the Memorex 25gb Blu-rays 4x becoming unreadable or data loss after a period of time?
    http://www.amazon.com/Memorex-320200...owViewpoints=1

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  • AGJ
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    Originally posted by 90312 View Post
    Taiyo Yuden does not use AZO dye is arguably the best single layer blank there is.
    I agree with that as they all I use for my back ups. I have about 500 verbies sitting collecting dust because of that.

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  • 90312
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    I understand and there is no problem my friend. I was just saying I agree with mainman that they are the value line of Verbatim discs. And they probably have the Fuji dye on them that some burners have problems with. AZO dye is a good rule of thumb but is not the end all be all, Taiyo Yuden does not use AZO dye is arguably the best single layer blank there is.

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  • CBR929
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    Originally posted by 90312 View Post
    I didn't disagree with mainman.
    I'm sorry 90312 What i was trying to say is that no AZO dye, no Buy, as all of you members have taught me well when I first joined Fab's forum.

    CBR929

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  • 90312
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    Originally posted by CBR929 View Post
    I also agree with Maineman , no AZO dye
    If you want the AZO dye ones you will find them here , just bought 2 with the 15% off and the price was $33.98, two dollars more than the ones from Tiger Direct but, HURRY SALE ENDS TOMORROW
    CBR929
    I didn't disagree with mainman. And the deal at newegg with free shipping is so good I bought one myself just now!

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  • CBR929
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    Originally posted by maineman View Post
    Not to rain on your parade, but I don't see the AZO logo (label).
    I also agree with Maineman , no AZO dye
    If you want the AZO dye ones you will find them here , just bought 2 with the 15% off and the price was $33.98, two dollars more than the ones from Tiger Direct but, HURRY SALE ENDS TOMORROW
    CBR929

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  • maineman
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    Originally posted by 90312 View Post
    No rain mainman, but for 16 cents each it looked like a pretty good gamble. Probably the "F" type dye.
    LOL...yeah, tough to get too paranoid about $0.16 and for that price I highly doubt that the 9 reviews are "plants"...

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  • 90312
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    No rain mainman, but for 16 cents each it looked like a pretty good gamble. Probably the "F" type dye.

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