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| PHILIPS DM8S8B25F/17 25-Pack 8X DVD-R DL, Double Layer |
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List Price: $29.99
Our Price: $29.99
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Philips
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Brand: Philips
EAN: 0609585149984
Label: Philips
Manufacturer: Philips
Publisher: Philips
Special Features: nv:Format^DVD-R|Capacity^8.5GB|Write Speed^8X|Quantity^25 Discs
Studio: Philips
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Editorial Reviews:
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PHILIPS DM8S8B25F/17 25-Pack 8X DVD-R DL, Double Layer Philips, the innovator of CD and DVD technologies offers one of the most complete ranges of CD & DVD recordable media. They are available in more than 20 added-value packaging variations. These high capacity recording DVD-R's almost doubles the capacity of a single layer DVD-R disc and are the best quality for preserving your valuable data on DVD. With these Philips DVD-R's, you're getting ultimate convenience, since you're able to access your data on most existing DVD-ROM players - one disc for all applications bringing environments together.
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Summary: Not what I thought it was
Comment: I entered the search term, "dvd+r dl" into Amazon's search window and several choices came up including these disks. I didn't notice that they are not in fact dvd+r dl but are instead dvd-r dl. It turns out the minus makes all the difference -- they are regarded as coasters by my NEC 3420A optical drives. Before ordering these disks, better check whether they are compatible with your drives. I rated the disks 5 stars in order to give them the benefit of the doubt -- I don't know how they actually perform.
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Summary: Great for consoles
Comment: I usually avoid cheap media, and typically stick with Verbatim disks. But I recently bought some Verbatim DVD+Rs and was having issues getting them to work on the PS2. Since DVD-Rs typically work better for consoles anyway, I wanted to pick up something cheap that would hopefully still work. I went with these and am 100% pleased. They clear up the issues I had with my PS2 reading the second layer, and work great in the Wii as well. If you are looking for DVD-R disks odds are you are probably doing so for the same reasons I did, and I fully recommend these for both the PS2 and Wii. Much cheaper than the Verbatims and while still probably not as great of quality, they will at least work in the systems
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