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Posted by Paul Heslop on 12/10/05 15:40
Bob wrote:
>
> On Fri, 09 Dec 2005 20:13:07 GMT, Paul Heslop
> <paul.heslop@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
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> >IF you can afford TY discs then they are probably the way to go, but
> >not everyone can afford them.
>
> We can get TYs for 35 cents.
>
> The question of affordability is a matter of the intended use. If you
> are burning a disc for one-time use, then go cheap. Use Decrypter with
> Verify and even if you throw away 10-20% so what - you still come out
> ahead because they are so cheap. But if you are building an archive of
> favorites, then you want them to play over the long term and the only
> disc I know where you have a decent chance of that happening is Taiyo
> Yuden brand. The cheapest discs go for as little as 20 cents and after
> you throw 20% away they cost about 25 cents. You can get 8x TYs for 35
> cents so that means it costs you an extra 10 cents for longevity.
>
> >few god outlets
>
> Freudian slip???
>
> --
:O) With me, only having a home recorder, I'm not saving data or
anything so I'm not too exact as long as i don't get loads of
coasters. If I were to start burning data and specially saving
photographs etc to discs I'd want something as precise as possible and
would find 10% loss too much. In fact I'd find 10% loss too much in
any case. I'm still experimenting and don't like to feel too hemmed
in. Although I will readily agree that TY are probably the best I
still have to say there are other good makes and people need to look
at what they want personally rather than being pinned down to the
single most expensive brand.
--
Paul (We're too young to fall asleep)
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