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Posted by Bob Ford on 07/13/06 00:30
On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 06:49:51 -0700, "Richard Crowley"
<rcrowley@xpr7t.net> wrote:
>davesvideo wrote ...
>> That's why I ask. I would have no problem with them as a giveaway
>> promo, but I'm just sort of afraid of unhappy buyers if the DVD fails
>> after a short time.
>
>The good stuff (Taiyo-Yuden) costs only a few cents
>more than the questionable stuff (literally). I've had
>people complaining about any other brand I've tried,
>but I've never had a complaint about T-Y.
>
>Beware that some unscrupulous vendors will claim
>to sell T-Y, but ship you some lower-quality junk.
>I buy all my stock from www.supermediastore.com
>
>I use +R after researching the compatibility lists on
Richard, I find this interesting as I started offering DVDs about 5
years ago and was advised by my supplier that -R was the format to go
with. Your statement intrigued me to the fact that I called them today
and asked if many people used +R. Answer was a few years ago 99% of
players would play +R and a lower % could play -R.
This situation has now reversed to the point that almost 100% of DVD
players will now play both. I likewise use TY's "A" grade and have
very few problems with them.
I found the first question from the original poster about offering
burned DVDs a bit strange as I'm betting all the wedding shooters on
this site do just that as well as people like myself who are doing
event production.
Given the cost of a glass master and the amount of copies you would
have to order to get the price reasonable is way out of my budget for
what I do.
>www.dvhelp.com Others may not agree, but it works
>for me.
Bob Ford
Images In Motion
www.imagesinmotion.com
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