Could anyone please tell me if I can use these on the regular DVD burer that came with my computer--I use Roxio to burn my DVD's with. Thank you
1072568
Hi there David I also have a roxio burner,and I used it with these DVDs your should work also
1072569
That's not really enough info. Chances are if it was made after 2010, probably, but I'd need to know the model of te drive or your computer.
1072570
I use these on my computer and they work perfectly. I use Roxio Easy Media Creator 10 and have had no problem. I do have to create an image on my computer and then burn the image to the blank DVD. I tried copying directly from one disc to the other and it didn't work well. However, by burning a copy to the computer and then computer to blank it does just fine. Hope this helps.
1855897
Yes, you can use lightscribe on any dvd burner in yor PC which has that feature.
1699081
I would go with the description. You might try Googling the part number to make certain. I only burn the -R, as the +R doesn't seem to be as universally compatible with both computer and dvd players from what I've personally deduced.
34
I've never used that function but if the files appear to be unique/proprietary, my best guess is that they'd be compatible with another version. Depending on your ultimate goal (stick with Roxio or not) it might be best to save the files, back-up the files, possibly explore conversion software options.
184201
They are probably identical except for packaging color. You may need to see if your equipment requires +R or -R discs if it is older, but the DVD-R is most common.
2226133
I have used my LG Gpo8LU10 x8 to label lots of cd's that were burned on another burner. I don't see any reason why it would not do a dvd just as well. It does a great job. Of course they were lightscribe discs.
1819610
Well,depend I did use them in Pioneer recorder for makeing copy from HD and about 20% machine rejected for some unknown reasonI will sugest single layer DVD for such project
357374
These will only work with a blu-ray burner. They are compatible with my LG burner up to 12x.
649089
DVD-R are more compatible with Players & have a little more memory almost 4.7 GB. DVD+DL & DVD-DL are for recording 8.5 GB on Two Layers with Dual Layers DVD+DL & DVD-DL. I use DVD-R for 4.7 GB & DVD+DL for 8.5 GB
639884
If your laptop will play any other regular size dvds or cds then yes, they will work. These are the best deal as they are reusable, like maybe 5 times. Great deal-and they are a great brand!
1593490
i don't know much tech on computers i still dummy/ gone thru 4 comps tryin to learn i think now is the time to burn your recovery disc while it is operating and workin i tried recovery discs but could'nt get to work lack of knowledge or just did'nt do right you should be able to burn recovery discs on these may take a few discs dep[ending on how many files you have also you can use dvd-r would take less discs if you know how to use dvd program(i don't) i haven't any problems using these discs good luck take care sincerely steve
865141
If your dvd player ( most likely from 2008 and on) is a newer one it should be able to play those formats. If it is an older model you will have to encode (change it a readable format) your content. Blu-ray players should handle those extensions just fine without any encoding. This program I do not believe will do any type of encoding or file conversion. You will have to get another Nero program or some other program that will. So, burning your files, not a problem. If you dvd player accepts those extensions is another matter.
588207
NO, these will not work with DVD's, or CD's used in a car's CD player. These paper labels will interfere with the performance of the DVD/CD. I use only the plastic film DVD labels for CD's; looks the same, but very different results.
2140113
No, have never had any problems burning DVD's. I've burned quite a few DVD's using these DVD's and have yet had a problem.The DVD's are warantedbe you shouls try to warrant them if you feel you are having a problem.Also, you might try another brand to see if the problem is your DVD copier.
743162
Check the "DVD Recording Compatibility Guide" under "Product Description". If your CD/DVD drive says "DVD" on it you should be able to write pictures to these discs.Note that you can only write to a DVD-R once, so you need to move all the pictures you want on it to it at one time.
44448
For one thing that I discovered a bit too late is that the DVD -R are hit an miss. A lot of people have had success with them, and I and a number of others haven't. I bought a package of 100 dics and not one works. I can store to them, some of them, but later can not access them on two different laptops including the one I used to burn to. I am now using the +R without issues, so far on the same laptops, which are ACER Aspire's: one running Vista and the other running WIN 7.
528049
Short answer, yes. These discs will "burn" on a regular DVD-R/DVD+R rewritable drive. I recommend buying the Samsung External DVD Writer Model SE-SO84D. Also, I bought these discs because of the capacity (8.5 GB as opposed to 4.7 GB discs). They are definitely worth the money.