Verbatim 2.4x Double-Layer DVD+R DL - 10 Disc Spindle by Verbatim
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Digital camera reviews of Verbatim 2.4x Double-Layer DVD+R DL - 10 Disc Spindle
Digital camera Review: Guy with the Sony RDR-VX515
Summary: 5 Stars
I looked up your DVD Player & it didn't say it supported Duel Layer DVD discs so that could be your problem.
As for me, I'm using an HP-DVD640 and these work great for me so far. I've used 5 already and no coaster which I'm thankful for cause they aren't cheap when you buy the 3 packs offline.
I've done both Data and Movies with them & they are great!
Digital camera Review: Burn, baby burn!
Summary: 5 Stars
These discs are fantastic. I just purchased a 16X DL burner and I've had such great luck with the standard Verbatim+R, I went for the DL disks.
My first burn was fast and flawless at 8.5GB.
You can't go wrong here!
Digital camera Review: Great Disc so far
Summary: 5 Stars
I have a HP lightscibe and have had a successful burn on my first try. I am new to movie burning but I only have a sofware issue right now (DVD Shrink doesn't recognize that I have a DL disc) Nero 7 works great for these though.Digital camera Review: So far so good
Summary: 5 Stars
I am burning these on a BenQ DW1640 drive, which supposedly is the only drive tested to date with no errors. So it goes without saying that I haven't had any problems with these disks.
Are they archival quality? Does anyone know?
Digital camera Review: Burns perfectly; no coasters!
Summary: 5 Stars
I am burning these discs on a Lite-On LH-20A1S and a Sony DRU-810A, and they work flawlessly. Maybe it's the fact that they are on Sony's compatible list for the drive or that they are quality discs, I don't know. But what I do know is that the picture quality that I got from my copy was PERFECT. NO PIXELATION, NO DROPPED FRAMES, and NO PAUSES. A perfect burn.
I ran the Verbatim discs through DVDInfo Pro and it came back with write speeds of 2.4, 4.0, and 8.0 (see picture.) The box mine came in says "up to 6x speed," so you MIGHT be able to push it to 8x with a high speed drive.
For everyday, general consumer use you should find that these discs will give you a high quality, dependable burn. Some may ask if they are archival quality, and I have to say that my guess is 'no.' Unless the disc specifically says "archival quality" then I would assume that they are standard discs (which have been found to deteriorate over time.
I highly recommend these discs for your approved DVD+R DL burner. (Remember to check the media compatibility of your drive BEFORE you purchase these discs or any other disc! See your drive manufacturer's website for details.)