Tag : sony dvd, storage spindle, 100 disc, r recordable, 4 7gb
 |  Company : Sony List Price : $59.99 Amazon Price : $34.65 Used Price : Average customer review :  |
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Features
- Now you can create, edit and archive, home movies and digital photos while storing and accessing data from one disc. DVD+R discs capture all digital brilliantly and are large enough to hold oversized digital movie files.
- Featuring 1X - 16X compatible write speed. They can hold 4.7GB of information, which means it is possible to record 120 minutes of MPEG2 video footage with outstanding picture quality.
- AccuCORE technology is a new development in recordable DVD media, delivering an enhanced level of recording ACCUracy, Compatibility and Reliability.
- Accuracy: To make the most of DVD's digital picture and sound, every 1 and 0 is recorded with the utmost precision.
- Compatibility: Records and plays in the widest possible range of drives, camcorders and videos recorders/players. Reliability: Information recorded today will still be there - years into the future.
Product Description
Now you can create, edit and archive home movies and digital photos while storing and accessing data from one disc. DVD+R discs capture all digital data brilliantly and are large enough to hold oversized digital movie files.Customer reviews
Perhaps the worst blank DVD+R out there 
So far I'm having 60% coaster rate with these Sony discs.
Even the no brand name discs from Fry's or Office Depot have been better (100% reliability in the past). Never again I will make the mistake of buying a Sony DVD +R.
Good Product 
They did what they were supposed to do. Great product but I use verbatim now since Verbatim is compatible with every burner that I've seen.
Don't even try at 16x 
I bought a 16x compatible spindle, have to burn at 8x or even 4x on 2 different PCs/burners. Next time I will stick with Memorex and TDK.
Always test compatibility before buying bulk!
For the last few years I have always bought these DVD+Rs. I've probably bought a dozen spindles and I've never had a problem. Some of the other reviewers have mentioned needing to throw an entire spindle away and I don't recall throwing more than an occasional disc away. Of course, if you've burned discs of any sort you'll know that regardless of brand you're going to produce the occasional "coaster."
That being said, it's important to realise that recordable drives and discs are similar to people in terms of compatibility. By that I mean that one type of disc may be in true love with a certain drive, but absolutely loathe another. Even if you've had great success with a certain brand of discs, you may not have the same success if you change drives.
My sincere recommendation is that you start small. Buy a few single discs or perhaps a ten pack until you're confident that the discs are working well with your drive. Then, you can start buying the 50 and 100 spindles. Sure, you may lose the "bulk discount" for the one or two "test" discs but you're saving yourself from losing an entire spindle of possibly incompatible discs.
EXCELLENT DISCS
I burn roughly 50 DVD's a month for work projects. I've gone through two 100 piece spindles with only one coaster. For playback on home theater DVD players, these have proven the most reliable of any brand out there. I typically burn videos at 4X, but these have worked perfectly at 8X and 16X. If you've found your HP Lighscribe drive a bit finiky with other brands, the Sony's have been 100% in both of mine. I'd put them in my top 3 choices for DVD media along with TDK and HP.
