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I use memorex. Always buy a spindle and they work perfect for me in my v7. no more noise than with the originals
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I wont use any memorex. Maybe the ones in the UK are ok but the ones here are so thin that it doesnt take much to see right through them. They are also easy to scratch.
Tyler! |
Yep, memorex cd-r's are crap here in the US.@MystD, Black cd-r's have poor reflectivity. About the only thing i will use them for is audio cd's.
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Hmm, the PS1 original CDs are black too. So the PS2 should have no problems with it. Has anyone testet black CD-Rs with the PS2 so far?
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I thought my FF10 backup was working fine but it freezes at some point X_X
Yakumo DVD-Rs are HQ right? Or should I use different ones? Just Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution is working, F10 and Way of the samurai have errors. - A normal 1:1 copy should work right? |
I would just use Ritek or if your in the UK use Traxdata. Those will be the better dvd media you will find these days.
Tyler! |
I live in germany. I think the traxdata DVD-Rs here are crap. I'll try some Ritek, thx.
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As long as it has the GO3 or GO4 dye you should be fine. I would say about 85% of the users here use either Ritek or Traxdata (since they both use the same dye) and have success. In my experiance they are probably the better choice of all dvdr's.
Tyler! |
www.svp.co.uk are ding riteks really cheap now its 15 pounds for 25 g04's! real cheap. and g03's for 13 pounds so if you live in the uk get on to that website.
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i got my hands on some Datawrite black cd-r they seem to work fine in all versions
can you still get the purple cd-r's i had some 12 months ago but havent seen anyone selling them since |
yea im sure svp sell them. i got some silver toped cds and purple bottom if you interested.
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Which CD-Rs are still deep blue? I just can't find some.
Are the purple ones good? - Used a black one too and it works perfect :D |
Are traxdata CD-Rs good too?
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