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Question: I need to copy many pics from my computer to disc to play on a computer or dvd player.  Is this the best way to go?
Document: I recently installed a DVD drive in my HP Pavilion computer to augment the existing CD drive. These discs were my first trial with DVD burning. They work perfectly, and for some odd reason my drive insists on burning them at 18 X speed which still seems to work well. I'll definitely buy this brand again. I find that when you find discs that your drive "likes", it's best to stick with them. My CD drive loves TDK discs. Go figure.
I use only class 1 blanks for archiving photos. Using the DVD Identifier software, these are the best disks. Many manufacturers make good disks but then get subcontractors to make runs for price competitive disks with their name. These disks are both price competitive and Class 1.
These DvD's are working great in our new Samsung DVD-R player.We have made about 10 copies and I will be ordering another round soon.
This was my first experience with -R discs. Product produced no coasters for the whole 25 discs in the first spindle. My DVD burner did not want to burn them at anything above 4X, but I never go above 8X on Lightscribe discs anyway.
I recently bought a Panasonic DMR-ES10 DVD Recorder which I use on a daily basis, and I bought these DVD-Rs to record movies on. I haven't had a problem yet with them, and am on my second spool. Absolutely no compatibility problems with any dvd players I've played them in so far. I'll continue to buy this brand, and recommend it highly.
So I threw away the remaining pack in the garbage. The Second and Third Pack, I also threw away after 15 back to back coasters. The Other Packs of 95058, burnt successfully, duplicated successfully, and played on my laptops, desktops, and dvd players, without 1 coaster. It was partially my fault, for buying something so low priced ($4.99 at the time). Im never buying Verbatim 95058 again.
I've been using Verbatim media for over 6 years and I've never been disappointed by any of their products! With my first 25-pack spindle, I had zero coasters and have since ordered two more from Amazon.com. These DVD-Rs are very versatile and have worked with every single computer program I've thrown at them in addition to consistently burning at 16x. I've burned home movies and backup copies of my retail DVDs and it goes through flawlessly each time.
Well! guess what.. this DVD-R media worked without a problem! You can save a few dollars and go with a cheaper brand if you want but if reliability and long term quality is at the top of your list, Verbatim is the only choice.
This DVD is one of the few that will work on my DVD burner. I just wish they had the 50 pack.
I used these discs to burn game film. They work as expected and were at a good price. Would buy again.
Answer: Yes it is a good method. You also can use a CD, but it's the same idea.