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I do finalize the disk in the new DVR before playing back on the older DVD player.So, Great Product. No Problems with the disks. At times, I have taken the disks out of my new DVR and played them in a much older DVD player.
It says I can record on them 1,000 times. It is like watching a live broadcast with the bonus of fast forwarding through the commercials. I bought the Memorex 4x DVD+RW to complement my 2 new Toshiba DVRs I just purchased.
I do have to remember to Format each time I want to tape over something which you need to get use to after having only VHS. Yes, I would buy again. I have been using it daily and recording on the same disk.
So far, no problems and EXCELLENT quality.
I've run through 3 packs of these disks and I've NEVER encountered a single burn failure writing to them with my DELL E521 DVD Burner. Memorex is my favorite brand of CD/DVD R/RW Disks. These DVD+RW disks are extremely reliable.
I never experienced any problem with those (until they wore out) and so far no problems with the new ones. I purchased these to replace some that I have been using for 10+ years and finally met their rewritable limit.
I used this DVD RW to backup my files. Yep, DVD RWs are stupid. But when i was about to use my DVD RW today, it didnt work. so something happened, i assume that it got corrupted for no reason.
Yep, Flash disks are faster, they work on any computer with usb, they are quiet, they respond quickly, they are portable,they are reliable, and there is no hassle involved with burning, or making compatible. i had a few bad experiences involving CD rw's and cd r's. I never ruined a cd or dvd before, except for this one time when i broke 3 CD rws in half because i couldnt get them to burn. So in these experiences, now i understand that DVD RWs are not good for backups. I made one big mistake, i didnt use a flash disk. It worked the first few times.
Its such a hassle to use a cd/dvd rw.I totally beleive that i have used the DVD RW appropriately, and i am completely certain that i treated it well, and made sure that it didnt get scratched, or anything like that. If you want to make backups, i reccommend flash disks. I did try the DVD RW on different computers, but none of them allow my DVD RW to work, and they should have been able to allow it to work. So All of my backed up files were deleted, and the DVD RW had to be formatted again.
This, too. Works without a flaw. What else would a person want except a reasonable price.
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