can you write on these discs?
1877569
Yes you can. I like these discs better than any other. I have had little to no bad discs in these packs.
422804
Hi Rudy,These disks are too small (quarter size give or take), while you certainly could use them I would imagine it would take a lot of time. Quality is there though.
251422
Hey great question I wondered this too seeing as it's really hard to get hold of those discs . So no you do not have to use them . regular blank discs work fine
1279322
No, you can not light scribe on these discs. The discs will be labeled for lightscrbe. Example; Verbatim #96164.
1233675
I have not tried to do that but I did download them to my computer so you should be able to transfer to a CD. I transferred mine to an external hard drive.
287795
I have not had any problem with these discs. Is you light scribe software and drive up to date?
653530
No. You need to manually label the discs with either a printer, sticker press, sharpie marker or lightscribe/labelflash depending on the type or disc you are using. This product only deals with the reading and writing of the data side of a disc.
2081112
As far as I know these disks are for dvd burners to be played on computer or dvd player. Hope this helps.
472069
No you cannot, there is no place to enter a disc, or capability to copy to a disc. I this is just for printing 4x6 prints.
104170
You can as long as your DVD has a record function. There shouldn't be any other reason not to be able to (other than read disc errors).
786252
There is a small area where you can label the discs (the part that is blue/purple/green/etc..)Please note that, in my opinion, it is too small. However, you should be able to write on the "vinyl" black part as well (assuming you have a white marker).
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The modern drives write to just about all types of DVD. Note that a DVD can be already written and closed out. If the DVD is written as write once and you close it, you can not write to it again. And of course the DVD has to be a writable one purchased for that purpose.
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Only if the Amiga format is the same as the windows format - probably not the case. At some point in time there may have been software that allowed some versions of windows to read/write the disc or discs you have. Possibly an internet or eBay search might locate something you can use.
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You can't print on them with a typical ink-jet printer. You need to purchase a printer designed to print on discs. I found some at B&H; Photo for less than $150.
1442643
yes, but I am not sure if you can add more data to it once it is "closed", so you may need a new disc for each back up, but anything can be written on theseI have used many of them with no issues at all - they are also printable
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Honestly only if you truly desire to write on DVDs you can seek that out. But that technology is old and unnecessary. Flash drives, memory sticks and cloud saving the the current way to share files.
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I don't know. I have only copied single layer discs. I'm sorry I can't provide a better answer.