dvd media opinions req

[fender62]

what is a good brand for backing up my dvd films ie brand speed i have a pioneer 106 and whos the cheapest in the u.k for disks

 

[PC-GUY]

Ritek which you will find members talking about them all over the forum. Also what wrong with whats on top of the forum (XSCT) I'm in bushland (USA) so thats the best I can do.

 

[fender62]

Ritek which you will find members talking about them all over the forum. Also what wrong with whats on top of the forum (XSCT) I'm in bushland (USA) so thats the best I can do.

thanks for reply ill checkem out one more question as for film what type
-rw +rw disks im confused

 

[Blanchfort]

thanks for reply ill checkem out one more question as for film what type
-rw +rw disks im confused

Since you have the 106, you need DVD-R. The Pioneer doesn't use the + format discs. RW discs, are , in either format, ReWritable, and are not what you would use for final movie backups, but are ok for testing.

 

[hamcom]

Since you have the 106, you need DVD-R. The Pioneer doesn't use the + format discs. RW discs, are , in either format, ReWritable, and are not what you would use for final movie backups, but are ok for testing.

Nonsense. The Pioneer 106 is a DVD±RW - Dual format recorder.
The rest makes sense. DVD-R do appear to be slightly more compatible with more standalones than DVD+R.

Try Bigpockets, Blankdiskshop or XSCT.co.uk for UK suppliers.
Many others of-coarse.

 

[Blanchfort]

Nonsense. The Pioneer 106 is a DVD±RW - Dual format recorder.
The rest makes sense. .

Yep, what the heck was I thinking. I guess my mind was on my own spec....