TDK 16X DVD+R 100PK Spindle
- Contains 100 pack spindle of DVD+R discs
- Record at speeds up to 16x
- Each single-sided, single-record disc can record 4.7 GB of data
- Store thousands of digital photos and up to six hours of video
- No jewel cases; covered spindle provides easy storage
Product Description
TDK 4.7GM DVD+R media offers the widest compatibility with computer drives and home DVD players. Ideal for general purpose recording, a single TDK DVD+R has ample capacity for thousands of digital photos, up to six hours of videa and large mission-critical data files. Each DVD+R disc can be fully recorded once. As DVD recording speeds have increased, the importance of using name brand, quality media has become paramount. When a DVD+R is recorded at high sppeds, the fast RPM’s of the recording process require an advanced, ulrra-sensitive recording material capable of compensating for the abbreviated exposure to the drive laser. Specially formulated with a rapid phase-change recording layer, TDK DVD+R media maximizes the data transfer rate while minimizing the potential for errors. The discs have been thoroughly tested and verified to outperform other media brands, which may rely on slow-reacting, error-prone phase-change materials. TDK AVIST metallic… More >>
TDK 16X DVD+R 100PK Spindle
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5 comments
J. Wilmot on December 15, 2009 at 6:29 am
These discs are amoung the worst I have used. I get an error from 3 to 4 out of five. The ones that do record play fine.
Justify The Game on December 15, 2009 at 8:56 am
I bought these TDKs when my sonys ran out. They were way cheaper than the sonys and i’ve used tdk’s cd-rs which worked great. But tdk’s dvdrs really suck. I tried burning an ISO on the first disc and i got an error. Then i burned another disc which completed but my ps2 couldn’t read it. Then i burned a movie and it wouldn’t play in my dvd player. Then i tried to burn another one and my ps2 didn’t read it. I can hear my burner struggling to burn these discs. The discs also seem alot different than my sonys. The TDKs seem alot thinner and cheaper. I guess you get what you pay for. But i still wasted $25, which i am really mad about. Now i have 96 dvdrs just sitting there, they might as well go in the trash. Useless. It is better to spend the extra money for a good brand, at least you won’t be like me and spend $25 for absolutely nothing.
Reviewer on December 15, 2009 at 9:16 am
TDK portrays themselves as manufacturer of quality media. However, the DVD media they sell are inferior quality media manufactured by another company. This can only be seen using special software that displays the media codes.
Why pay TDK premium prices for the same disks that are sold as cheap discount disks under different brand names?
If you want reliable quality media, TDK is not the brand to trust. Try something else, like Verbatim. Stay away from TDK!
Michelle Rosell on December 15, 2009 at 11:13 am
Did not like the DVR+, only used 1 pack. DVR- I have used 5 packs. Always TDK.
Arthur G on December 15, 2009 at 1:38 pm
Digital breakup for the most part has been very minimal. AUDIO storage has been no problem. Overall I give this product a 3 star rating in overall performance.