Leaddata dvd-r on ps2

monteca820ce · #1 01-03-2003, 10:40

Im almost out of riteks and the availability and price arent all that good. Has anyone tried leaddata disks from allmediaoutlet for their ps2 backups with luck?

Please dont answer with somewhere i can get riteks or tell me to spend a fortune on verbatum, tdk, or ritek g04 because i already know thats an option.

Thanks

bighap · #2 01-03-2003, 10:48

Never tried them, but if the picture they show is of the actual discs, then they look promising with those dark purple bottoms. If nobody here has used them, maybe you can be our guinea pig.

monteca820ce · #3 01-03-2003, 11:11

I actually just ordered 100 because of reports that the disk id's were a split between leaddata and sony and the sony disks burn at 2x on the dvr-105. If no one has tried them ill be the gunia pig.

Id be happier if some one has already tried them though!!!!!!!!!!!

bighap · #4 01-03-2003, 11:15

Please be sure to report back your results. These may be a cheap alternative until the Ritek drought is over.

monteca820ce · #5 01-03-2003, 11:32

My first test will be vice city!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bighap · #6 01-03-2003, 11:33

Excellent choice. If a media can handle Vice City, it can handle anything.

monteca820ce · #7 01-03-2003, 21:12

I find it hard to believe that out of all the people in the us that make ps2 backups no one has used leaddata dvd-r's.

Anyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

KornFever · #8 01-03-2003, 21:20

What software do you guys use to backup dvd games, i have a v4 ps2 and a magic chip. I got some mitsubishi chemical dvd-r's they have a dark purply colour on the bottom would they be alright?

Cheers

monteca820ce · #9 01-03-2003, 21:27

primo prassi dvd and the dark purple is good

Read tutorials about the how to's before you jump into a post thats about leaddata dvd-r's

monteca820ce · #10 02-03-2003, 10:14

OK new day
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Anyone used leaddata dvd-rs to copy ps2 games!!!!