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Posted by Gary Dale on 05/18/06 15:03
Axel VK wrote:
> "Alpha" <none@none.net> wrote in message
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>>"Ken Maltby" <kmaltby@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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>>>"Axel VK" <axl@pigpond.com> wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>>Give me strength.......
>>>>
>>>>There is no such thing as 'right' and 'wrong' when it comes to
>>>>compatability.
>>>>A certain brand disc works well with your burner/player(s) combination
>>>>but not with a different combination. Therefore, each person needs to
>>>>find the brand of disc that works for his/her combination.
>>>>
>>>>THAT is a proven fact!
>>>
>>> I agree, that said;
>>>
>>>RiData hasn't failed me yet.
>>>(printable & nonprintable DVD+R and DVD+RW)
>>>
>>>Luck;
>>> Ken
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Well it has me....and that is a proven fact. Do some research and find I
>>am far from alone.
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>
> Good for you and I'm not saying that you're alone either. What I AM saying
> is what works for you will not work for everyone. Each persons setup is
> different.
> Ridata works for me, has never let me down and its compatible with all my
> equipment so thats my flavor.
>
>
Ri(whatever) never worked for me. Also had some problems with off-brands
and Mitsumi. I've found Maxell, Memorex, and Verbatim to be good.
I also swear by LG rewriters. Not only do they handle DVD-RAM, but they
seem to be reliable, unlike other rewriters I've tried.
I use generic paper labels on occasion, but prefer to use the ink-jet
printable DVDs. Neither have caused me any problems.
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