Binding: Electronics Brand: Sony Clothing Size: 50 GB Blu-Ray EAN: 0027242699441 Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Model: BNR50AHE Publisher: Sony Size: 50 GB Blu-Ray Special Features: nv:Format^BD-R|Capacity^50GB|Write Speed^72 MB/sec|Quantity^1 Disc Studio: Sony Warranty: 2 years warranty
Features:
50GB capacity Each disc can hold more than 10 standard DVDs
Space for HD video recording Massive hard disk backups and large multi-media files.
Fast data transfer rate Up to 72 Mbps.
Scratch Guard Hard coating protects against scratches and prevents dust and stains.
Archival Reliability Highly reliable recording material design resists image corruption and deterioration after long storage.
Product DescriptionThe essential media for full high-definition (1080p) recording and playback, Blu-ray Disc Recordable BD-R 50GB Media featuring Sony AccuCORE technology delivers the storage capacity, design, and enhanced protection to enjoy exceptional home entertainment.With over ten times the storage capacity of single-layer DVD media and five times the bit-transfer rate, Blu-ray Disc guarantees brilliant playback. Ideal for movies, music, gaming, and PC applications, Blu-ray Disc is the all-purpose media for the future - delivering enhanced storage and interactivity for an optimized recording experience.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Reliable archiving to Blu-ray
I have used the dual layer media only once so far but it worked well enough to store video data up to 47 gigs or so. The media claims 50 gigs but really you can't get 50 gigs on there. Same with the 25 gig, single layer media, you can only burn 23 gigs or so. I wish Sony would produce a 4x record speed version (like Panasonic has) and of course we are all waiting for this media to drop in price now that Blu-ray has won the HD media war. Tip: Be sure you understand what version of UDF you are working ... Read More
Rating: - Damning with Faint Praise: Expensive Turtle Coasters Revisited
Another lifer sliding down the bleeding edge. I agree--spend another $10 to get the rewritable version.
After finally getting the settings on my Mac right (1x (ugh!!), buffer underrun protection), I managed to
successfully write 4 discs: 2 had verification failures on reread, 1 hung during verification, and 1 wrote/verified
successfully. I was thrilled--the first three attempts before calling the vendor re above cretinous parameter
settings are now...coasters. However, all ... Read More
Rating: - A brief comment
I like the promise of Blue Ray, but as an old computer tech who's fought a lot of bleeding edge tech battles over the years, I have to warn you that the reliability just isn't there yet for the write-once disks. Although I haven't had any problems, I've heard of a number of ones relating to the write-once disks, which then become expensive "coasters." Instead, for now at least, choose the rewritable disks, which, although more expensive, you'll avoid costly failed disks until the write-once ones are more ... Read More
Rating: - Turtle Fast. Easy to make into an Expensive Coaster
About the best 50GB BD disk you can buy, but you would be much better off spending more for the rewritable version. Most of the BD burners for sale are bundled with CyberLink software which is very buggy. My first attempt with a Panasonic disk, the software crashed the computer and I got a $45.00 coaster (tax write-off). 2nd attempt with a Sony disk worked well.
Need patience for this backup method. Around 1 ½ hours to burn data even with a Gen 2 BD burner.
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Electronics : Sony BD-RDL Recordable Dual Layer Disc - 50gb, 2X
- Reliable archiving to Blu-ray
- Damning with Faint Praise: Expensive Turtle Coasters Revisited