Any long term disc storage issues with these? Unexplained wear/fogging on discs that haven't been removed from them for a long time?
1462378
No, no issues or problems and none expected, although storage has only been for several years in these sleeves.
1462379
I have had no long term issues with the Memorex brand sleeves and I have been using them for years. I consider them to be one of the best if not the best brand.
1812354
I have only had my case for a short time so I only have a limited experience but I don't see this to be a problem. If you handle the disc properly. Any scratches would result from you mishandling the disc, not the storage device.
849310
Al BD discs are very safe and permanent!!! what does that question have to do with this machine??? sho buz
667664
I have not had any trouble with my disc copier, I have not copier a 3 hour dvd, what I have copied came out just fine.
1905985
Mine is playing having the same problem intermittently. Some play and some don't. My husband, the engineer, suggests cleaning the lens that reads the disc, as over time it may become dirty. He would use rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip. We have not yet tried this, but if it works, it's a cheap solution.
1475233
I've owned this set for nearly 3 years now and the performance has been excellent. But in the past month or so I've noticed a gray cloud like "smear" in the upper right hand corner. As I run my hand across the top of the set, that corner that has the "cloud' feels warmer. Any one else seeing this? Any solutions?
7233
I think they're pretty good. I use them for hour-long practices and they're very comfortable and rarely leak. Normally any leak just requires readjusting them once and then they're good the whole practice. As for being foggy, they still fog up as much as my last pair of Speedos, so that would be the only downside. I still feel like they're not quite as foggy as other goggles I've used, though.
1900808
As long as your drives can handle DL discs, they work the same as any other disc. They will take longer since there is more data.
1205406
yes.(but my discs i bought had little crashes on their surfaces.)they don't give me the perfect.
563274
I don't know why someone would say that. I have found them to be the most reliable drives I have ever owned. In fact, I can honestly say that I have never had to replace a Western Digital RE drive because of a failure. We have replaced some that were small enough to be obsolete, but in my recollection have never replaced one for any other reason in 9 years of business. Of course, your mileage may vary. We do make sure to keep them cool.
2272264
Yes. I haven't encountered any issues. These are top notch disc's. I've used them in several PC's including my older MacPro and G5 desktops. I don't have a MacBook. I haven't had any bad disc's as of yet. I still have over half of the 200 I purchased... but I think I would've had at least one go by now if the QC was lousy. Remember that the best name disc's can have bad runs, and vis versa. IMO we are at the mercy of luck in many cases. All you can do is find a "currently" high rated product, and get it fast before they rest on their laurels! I hope I didn't get too off subject for you here? But I like these discs! Yes. I haven't encountered any issues. These are top notch disc's. I've used them in several PC's including my older MacPro and G5 desktops. I don't have a MacBook. I haven't had any bad disc's as of yet. I still have over half of the 200 I purchased... but I think I would've had at least one go by now if the QC was lousy. Remember that the best name disc's can have bad runs, and vis versa. IMO we are at the mercy of luck in many cases. All you can do is find a "currently" high rated product, and get it fast before they rest on their laurels! I hope I didn't get too off subject... » Read More Yes. I haven't encountered any issues. These are top notch disc's. I've used them in several PC's including my older MacPro and G5 desktops. I don't have a MacBook. I haven't had any bad disc's as of yet. I still have over half of the 200 I purchased... but I think I would've had at least one go by now if the QC was lousy. Remember that the best name disc's can have bad runs, and vis versa. IMO we are at the mercy of luck in many cases. All you can do is find a "currently" high rated product, and get it fast before they rest on their laurels! I hope I didn't get too off subject for you here? But I like these discs! « Show Less
559123
No they're not mini disc and they have 120 minutes on them. No they're not double sided disc's. The disc can store up to a total of 4 gigabytes of memory.
2058370
really don't know- I use them the same way as other dvd's (DVD, data, read write)- I get verbatim always, never had a problem.. maybe the name 'branded' means 'same ones like before'..:)
2108477
discs are a greyish-brown color, one of the best I've ever gotten. So far out of hundreds of disc's ive only had 1 that was defective, by far absolutely one of the best storage media's Ive had the pleasure of buying.I'm a writer and i save stories i write on the disc's, and have had no information loss or degradation yet, but i have only been using them for about a year. Highly recommend them
1352555
I currently use water-based markers just to be safe. However, discs I've had for two decades that were written on with a sharpie show and they no sign of deterioration. I'm not saying it's impossible for something in the ink to penetrate the disc's coating and cause damage, but I suspect people are being paranoid, and their disc failures are likely due to something else.
1574217
Mine just arrived 03/08/14 and are MCC made in Taiwan. These are great discs. Some of the best I've ever had. I always have good performance with Verbatim no matter where they are made. Much better than recently produced Taiyo Yuden. I've never had a Verbatim media fail in over 18 years of cd-r burning and 11 years of dvd-r burning (I've had some coasters of UAE produced non-Datalifeplus Verbatim but I've also had Taiyo Yuden coasters but never a failure of disc that would burn). And I don't even store them in controlled environments. I have had some failures of Memorex media though. Verbatim is still the best in my opinion.
603508
I have burned, erased, and re-wrote (is that a real term?) and have had no problems. I did find that although they play in my CD player in my truck, they won't play in the disc changer in the same truck. Go figure! I would recommend them and when I run out, I will be buying more of the same.