So what's the best DVD media?<BR>For CD-Rs, I try to stick to Taiyo Yuden, usually Memorex-branded. I pick them up at Wal-Mart, Best-Buy, wherever. But the prices for DVD media in those places is $2 a ...

Q. I have a big box of 35mm mostly Kodachrome slides taken over the past 50 years or more. I would like to scan them and burn them onto optical disks, then catalog them so that I can find what I want ...

Whether you just got a new PC with a DVD burner, or you bought a drive to add to your system, chances are you’ve run into the same roadblock as consumers everywhere: There’s no DVD media in stores, ...

There appears to be a 'bad' batch of blank DVD media out there. Doug Mann writes: "We've been using DVD Studio Pro since its introduction. We found that many of the disks we burned this week play ...

The ability to hold a movie or several episodes of your favorite television with crystal clear picture and full surround sound has transformed how we enjoy our entertainment centers. Unfortunately, ...

RIDATA-Branded Medium Is One of First to Be Sold in US; Available in Both Organic and Inorganic Dye Compositions Diamond Bar, CA — June 19,2006 — Advanced Media, Inc., manufacturer and marketer of the ...

Physical media is old school, but there are times where it may make sense for some PC owners. Let's take a look at compact discs (CDs), digital versatile discs (DVDs), and Blu-rays to see which option ...

The dvd840 drive supports all types of DVD media, including DVD-RAM discs (5x speeds). It also supports single-(16x speeds) and double-layer (8x speeds) media, including LightScribe media. The dvd840i ...

Diamond Bar, CA –April 5, 2005– The RIDATA 8x DVD-R printable optical disc is earning high praise and acclaim from several leading industry companies as well as wide acceptance by the general public, ...

I recently bought a pack of Memorex DVD+R 4x media. Every time I use a program to burn data, it always lists the available speeds as 2x, 2.4x, 4x, 6x. I'm using a NEC 2500A, which goes up to 8x, so I ...

For the past couple of months, I’ve been scouring thrift stores and flea markets for DVDs. I bought a used portable media player back in September after not being able to find “When Harry Met Sally” ...