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Posted by doc on 10/20/49 11:44
Thanks for the input Bob. Just hearing all kinds of stuff about there being
a lot of difference in DVD Media and wondering what folks are recommending.
Some are saying that certain DVD media isn't good for more than six months
and others stating that certain DVD media is only good for coasters (that's
drink glass coasters) and worried that our archive for our clients won't be
good a few years from now.
Additional thoughts?
drd
"Bob Ford" <imagesinmotion@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 21:41:48 GMT, "doc" <doc@anywhere.com> wrote:
>
>>Does the group have a suggestion on the best DVD discs/media for long term
>>commercial applications?
>>
>>drd
> Please define what you mean by long term, commercial.
> Are you talking about archiving and storage or heavy repeated play
> useage of a disc?
> If it is archival my medai supplier tells me that they do have higher
> quality discs that should have longer life but do you really need to
> store anything much longer than 10 years anyway? The industry will
> certainly change by then and you will need to be thinking about other
> media.
>
> I am using blank media from Tayo Yuden (not sure of the spelling) and
> I am experiencing very few problems with them. This particular company
> does have different quality levels of their media.
>
> I don't know where you are located but I am in Northern CA and my
> supplier is National Videotape Co. I have been buying all my blank
> media from them for many years and they are an excellent Co. (No they
> didn't pay me for this plug ;-))
> Phone number is 925.803.1440 - talk to Josh and he can probably give
> you some advice on the subject.
> Bob Ford
> Images In Motion
> www.imagesinmotion.com
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