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Old 16-07-2005, 18:36   #4
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Re: DVD-R Question

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
prices of blank media now is so rediculasly cheap treat a dvd-r as disposable and you only lose 16p

I have had no problems burning at 4x (movie) 6x (data)( i never burn at max speeds on any dvd).On the Tuff disc dvd-r £15.99 for 100 you will also find very cheap rewritable dvd's that will do as you require for very little cash

http://svp.co.uk/acatalog/
I can't argue with that The only time I use dvd-rw discs is in my dvd recorder
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