Memorex is shit and their BD-R's are worst than their blank DVD's
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Mike S.
In article <4DD47207...@TheDeli.Sandwich>,
Tony <To...@TheDeli.Sandwich> wrote:
>http://www.amazon.com/Memorex-32020013358-Write-Once-Blu-ray-Spindle/product-reviews/B001B96HLU/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
For critical BD-R I stick to Verbatim.
For less critical stuff, on the cheap, the "Optical Quantum" BD-R discs
(supposedly Philips) sold by many media retailers is pretty good.
Ridata can be variable in quality but I've had decent luck with the Ridata
branded (i.e. their top tier). Trouble is they are not dependable, and
unfortunately they have some truly bad shit out there ... like the
"Windata" crap that Micro Center carries - these are trash that Ritek
won't even sell because they fail their own QC.