Product DescriptionThe UltraLife Gold Archival Grade uses proprietary dual reflective layer technology: gold layer maximizes disc lifetime by protecting data from corrosion, silver layer delivers high reflectivity and broad read/write compatibility. Hard coating protects recording surface against scratches and rough handling.
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Rating: - First three burned were flawless.
I burned three copies of the family slides movie and all three work correctly. The real test will be when I burn multiple copies of the original scanned slides in TIFF and JPG format, should account for 20 discs.
Rating: - Perfect For Video Transfer
I have been transferring my old home movie vhs and 8mm tapes to dvd for 3 months with a Nero moviemaking program. I have used 64 of these discs, and am about to order 50 more. In the beginning, 2 discs failed, but I am certain that was because my computer was scheduled to perform updates at the same time that it was trying to burn a dvd. So I scheduled updates for a time when I was not burning a dvd, and I had no more problems. They seem to be slightly thicker than standard dvd's and are really tight ... Read More
Rating: - Pure Gold
I read Brian's review with some concern. I'm glad to say I've used 45 w/o a failure / problem and am ordering a 2nd spindle. Thanks, Verbatim!
Rating: - Works with Macs!
If you tried the Delkin gold DVDs on your Mac and discovered you are the proud owner of 50 new gold colored coasters, take heart. These Verbatim discs are the tickets, they work great and should last 100 years, longer than most of us. The only downside is I've been using 4x speed to insure they work every time. Your best option at the moment for archival backup.
Rating: - Very expensive, about 10% failure rate
What's to review? Most worked. 2 out of 20 did not. Haven't used the other 30 yet. For the money paid, I would expect all of them to work!!!
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Electronics : Verbatim UltraLife¿ Gold Archival Grade DVD-R 4.7GB 8X, 50 pack
- First three burned were flawless.
- Works with Macs!
- Very expensive, about 10% failure rate