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19.11.2012

Time for me to qualify the title. Yes I am a wedding videographer in the highlands of Scotland and have been for the past four years. I have roughly about 35+ clients per year so I burn about 210+ discs per year. Now most of the reviews I have read give the impression you use them for personal use and data storage.However, my use is for business and they are tested to the max by my clients. If you burn these on your burner and it is yourself reading them back on your PC you will probably always have success. My DVDs are burnt for all sorts of DVD players, probably new DVD players and old ones to.Here is an overwhelming endorsement for these wonderful disks. Not one single client has had a problem with these discs.Not only that, each client gets five disks and they give away the other four and loan them out to more people also. I estimate that nearly about 200+ different DVD players per year are using these discs to playback the weddings I produce.I burn these discs at 4x speed with a bit rate of between 6 to 7.5 Mega Bits per second, this is very high for Standard Definition video. Not only that, the video's are on average 1 hour 45 mins and the largest being 2 hours 55 mins long. So even the auto change over does not cause any of the client DVD players problems. I know quite a few Videographers who still use two Verbatim -R DVDs for the weddings. I decided after a lot of research on line to use these discs. I use Adobe Encore 3.0 to burn my master copies and then Nero to burn the remain 4 (6 copies per wedding)Finally, for best results in burning, especially for video, always burn at the lowest speed possible. In the case of these discs Encore says 8x I always burn at 4x. In the case of the Verbatim -R, maximum speed 16x I still burn at the lowest 4x. It is impossible to argue with my field results. All my clients ever say to me is what a fantastic video, not a peep about the physical DVD. Verbatim are the best and for my business I would never use anything else.I hope this review helps and you should now be able to make an informed choice. Just for the record I would advise against the Verbatim DL-R as they did fail on a clients DVD player. I sent them out hoping they would be ok but they were not. So I sent the replacements in the Verbatim DL+R and they worked a treat, no complaints. So for single layer DVDs I always use Verbatim -R and for dual layer Verbatim DL+R.These disks were delivered the next day to me, very fast.Many thanksEddie
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2.10.2010

I have tried several different blank DVD products. Verbatim are the cheapest of those I have found 99.9% reliable. (There is a lot of junk out there that isn't.)Packaging, delivery time, delivery carrier, & payment collection on these Verbatim 50 DVD+R spindles were 5-star.Tip for inexperienced buyers of blank discs to record to at home (from PC or by DVD recorder) :Be aware that DVD recorders and writers sold for the "home user" market are shabbily built. Philips and Sony have both let me down badly. Amazon (with whom I contracted)fobbed my complaint off on to Sony. And vice versa. Be clear : it's the SELLER'S responsibility to rectify "unmerchantable products", not yours.If the thing you bought credibly exhibits faulty MANUFACTURE, within SIX YEARS, consult the Government's Office Of Fair Trading. Manufacturers' tattle about "expired warranty" doesn not trump the 6-year law. Obviously, you must show that the fault is very unlikely to have been caused by "fair wear & tear". By law, it's the SELLER who has to challenge the manufacturer, not YOUR job.The products typically do not write to blank DVDs as reliably as do the industrial DVD "burners". In particular, even after diligent "finalization", DVDs written on one product can be unplayable, or keep freezing, or won't display title lists, etc, when you try to play on another recrder/player -- EVEN THE SAME MANUFACTURER'S RECENT, DIFFERENT MODEL. However, if you buy or rent a DVD burnt by a major supplier, they always seem to play OK. Inference : home user electronic kit is tripe. If it don't woik, it ain't cheap.But Verbatim's discs seem OK, provided you initialize, record, then finalize on the SAME MACHINE. Don't use Sony's "VR" recording standard if you want to play on different manufacturers' machines. You may not need its "advantages".I have misgivings about DVD technology. How many of my home-produced DVD library will still be viewable in 10 years' time ? My VHS tapes (& floppy discs) on the other hand are still usable after 22 yrs. Hey-ho.I will buy no more DVD recorders. Editing facilties on them are Neanderthal. Instead, install good quality editing software on your PC (with large hard drive); a good TV tuner ; & a good quality DVD writer. Cheaper, better, more reliable & much quicker to work on than a DVD recorder. Don't waste time with the rubbish software (TV-recording or video-file-editing) pre-installed with your new PC : it's junk.Hope this all helps some folks.
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1.1.2014

I've been using Verbatim DVD-R 16x discs since 2006, and they usually give excellent results with my Sony HDD recorders. The last batch, however (2 x 100 spindle pack) is well below par. I reckon at least 20% of the discs in the first pack were rejected by my recorders with the dreaded message "The disc is dirty." I had hoped that this might be due to the minor transit damaged to the pack - the spindle had broken off at the base - but the first 4 discs out of the undamaged second pack had the same problem; the fifth - and last used so far - was OK. Although the product ref stays the same, the country of manufacture can vary. This particular batch was made in India. However,so were the discs in my previous order of 2 x 100, which were problem free. I discovered a long time ago that the rejected discs were not actually useless. I simply had to change the dubbing speed from "Fast" (which is usually dubbed at 16x with these discs) to "SP" (which is dubbed at 1x), and the recorders were quite happy with them - and produced results which I could not distinguish from a 16x dubbing. Being forced to dub at 1x is not so big a problem now that I have 4 recorders. Even so, having paid a premium for top brand 16x discs, it is annoying to have to dub them at 1x. But I've decided to give Verbatim one more chance with my next order.UPDATE 19/5/2014. The final tally of rejects for the second tub of 100 discs was 44. The rejects were not completely useless, of course: they wouldn't dub at 16x, but they were OK at 1x. I ordered another tub of 100, and it arrived in a very poor state. Amazon had packed it sideways instead of upright, and the base of the tub was smashed, with several loose pieces, and with the spindle broken off. If the discs had been made in India, like the previous batch, I would have sent it straight back for replacement. However, this batch had been made in Taiwan - the most reliable location, in my and others' experience - so I decided to keep it. So far, I've used 15 and only one has been a dud (wouldn't dub at 16x, but OK at 1x).
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13.10.2017

In view of the way this comments section to all versions of Verbatim blank DVDs, please note that this review relates only to Verbatim's DOUBLE LAYER 8.5GB DVD+R disks -- that is: DVDs with twice the usual capacity.DVD+R DLs seem nowadays to be in short supply, with many a high street retailer no longer offering them (or, in more than one case, charging more than £2 a disk.) A pity, because as a storage medium, the DLs are excellent for home movie compilations, it being the case that as often as not, the limit is exceeded when writing to a standard disk: there's nothing more frustrating than to have Ashampoo's superb Burning Studio report that a proposed project has just, but only just,exceeded the standard DVD+ or DVD- limit, and that two rather than one disks are required.I try to keep my little stock of DLs topped up with the product from Verbatim, it being the case that this company's manufacturing standards are such that I've never yet encountered a single coaster -- not something that can be said of other brands. My now fairly-ancient external Sony DVD writer has always worked perfectly in Double Layer mode, and never had the slightest difficulty with Verbatim's product, whilst the Ashampoo software -- always set to burn at the slowest speed with post-burn verification -- has never encountered a problem. Equally, no DVD player of which I'm aware has had any difficulties in playing them.Highly recommended then for those who wish to archive their home material or share it with others without having to resort to a plethora of limited capacity disks, and definitely worth purchasing now while stock is still available from Amazon and / or Amazon sellers.
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17.2.2014

I buy double-layer DVDs on a regular basis, and use them both for sending proof images and videos to clients (I'm a photographer) and for storage. Over a period of ten years plus, I've tried a variety of makes of blank disks and have settled on Verbatim because, unlike some other makes of disk, I rarely have a failure when used with Nero Burning-ROM or when copying programmes from my Philips tv recorder. I had one bad pack of disks about five or six years ago, which I returned and replaced.So far the data stored on the disks (initially single layer, now double-layer) remains perfectly readable, even the oldest - I check them occasionally for signs of reading problems.Nor have I been asked by clients to replace any disks that have failed for any reason, though I guarantee to do so for free for at least ten years.I print the surface using an Epson R2880 with pigment inks, often very close to the centre hole. Provided it's had 24 hours to dry, I've never had a problem with smudging. The printing surface takes pigment inks quite happily, and the result is usually adequate or better with images, though you may have to experiment initially to find which images and print settings work best on your machine. Even 6-point type is clean and sharp whichever font or colour I use.I happily recommend them. Verbatim 43667 8x Data Life Printable DVD+R - Spindle 25 Pack
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11.4.2011

Over the summer, I wanted to convert my VHS to DVDs as VHS tapes eventually get old, worn and the image and sound begin to deteriorate. However, I also knew that such things weren't exclusively a problem for VHS tapes, but also for DVDS and CDs too.Therefore, I spent a few hours researching online to find out which manufacturer of DVDs was the best one to purchase. After reading information from numerous websites, I had concluded that Verbatim DVDs were the best ones having an over 90% reliability according to one website.However, by having such as reliability I knew there would be some high costs associated. Fortunately, I managed to find them at an excellent price on Amazon - so I bought them!I've converted 100s of tapes and put 100s of hours of video onto them - and I haven't had a problem with any of the discs to date.The moral of the tale: If you are looking for reliable discs and data that will last, pay that little bit extra to go for trusted manufacturers like Verbatim instead some of the cheap value DVDs/CDs that you can get from supermarkets!Please note: If you would you like to buy the DVDs in a larger quantity, then a 100pack spindle is available, Verbatim 43551 DVD+R, 4.7GB, 16x, 100 Pack.I hope that this review has been insightful and helped you to understand why cheap isn't always best! :)
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26.9.2019

Hello, I have recently completed my second desktop computer build. I am intending to install Windows 10 in the next few days, as one of my operating systems. The ISO size of, "Windows 10, 64 bit," as of September 2019, is, 4.59GB. This is too large a file size to burn onto a standard size 4.7GB DVD. So the alternative would be to burn the ISO onto a USB flash drive or SD card of at least 5GB capacity, or over. This can be achieved by using the free program, "Rufus." However I prefer to burn my ISO files onto DVDs. So I purchased, "Verbatim's Double Density DVD+R DL," disks. These disks have a 8.5GB capacity, which is perfect for burning my Windows 10 64 bit ISO. The maximum write speed of these disks are 8x.However I burn at 4x, half the rated speed. I know that by setting my burning software to this slower burn speed, I am always getting a perfect error free burn. I have purchased and used Verbatium CD's and DVD's for many years. I find their optical media disks to be of perfect and reliable high quality. I recommend this product and I have awarded a five star rating. See my image of my Verbatim Double Density DVD disk, Spindle pack. My review, Thursday 26th September 2019. Best regards, Les A. G. Durno.
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24.10.2010

Over the summer, I wanted to convert my VHS to DVDs as VHS tapes eventually get old, worn and the image and sound begin to deteriorate. However, I also knew that such things weren't exclusively a problem for VHS tapes, but also for DVDS and CDs too.Therefore, I spent a few hours researching online to find out which manufacturer of DVDs was the best one to purchase. After reading information from numerous websites, I had concluded that Verbatim DVDs were the best ones having an over 90% reliability according to one website.However, by having such as reliability I knew there would be some high costs associated. Fortunately, I managed to find them at an excellent price on Amazon - so I bought them!I've converted 100s of tapes and put 100s of hours of video onto them - and I haven't had a problem with any of the discs to date.The moral of the tale: If you are looking for reliable discs and data that will last, pay that little bit extra to go for trusted manufacturers like Verbatim instead some of the cheap value DVDs/CDs that you can get from supermarkets!I hope that this review has been insightful and helped you to understand why cheap isn't always best! :)
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11.4.2011

Over the summer, I wanted to convert my VHS to DVDs as VHS tapes eventually get old, worn and the image and sound begin to deteriorate. However, I also knew that such things weren't exclusively a problem for VHS tapes, but also for DVDS and CDs too.Therefore, I spent a few hours researching online to find out which manufacturer of DVDs was the best one to purchase. After reading information from numerous websites, I had concluded that Verbatim DVDs were the best ones having an over 90% reliability according to one website.However, by having such as reliability I knew there would be some high costs associated. Fortunately, I managed to find them at an excellent price on Amazon - so I bought them!I've converted 100s of tapes and put 100s of hours of video onto them - and I haven't had a problem with any of the discs to date.The moral of the tale: If you are looking for reliable discs and data that will last, pay that little bit extra to go for trusted manufacturers like Verbatim instead some of the cheap value DVDs/CDs that you can get from supermarkets!I hope that this review has been insightful and helped you to understand why cheap isn't always best! :)
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25.8.2011

Verbatim are the best quality disks. This product is highly recommended, I have bought at least 3 of these 10x packs and am just about to buy again but may go for the 25 pack for better value, and so I decided to review them.Verbatim always my preferred choice, if not available then second choice would be TDK, Sony, Kodak or Tayo Yuden, all use AZO dyes. I have never had a problem with them. Not all disk brands are the same. These disks have lasted years if looked after (kept in a case and out of regular direct daylight), my oldest disks are about 10 years old and still work.I know this because I used to work as a developer and then test engineer for a semiconductor division of a well known consumer electronics company,co-inventor of the CD, DVD+ and Blu-ray formats, where we designed DVD burner chipsets and firmware. Our reference disks for testing our hardware were mainly Verbatim (mitsubishi chemical/mitsubishi kagaku media, MKM) and Tao Yuden. The substrate compounds and organic dyes used in optical disks does vary.Cheap brands are a false economy. I do not work for Verbatim by the way.
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11.2.2017

This brand comes with a guarantee ... its name. With Microsoft and Apple determined to force the DVD into redundancy for the purpose of making more money on Cloud, I decided to fill my boots, as the DVD disc didn't last for forty years for nothing, and it is capable of extremely high quality pictures ... we project our DVD sourced videos onto a big silver screen. We are serious filmmakers with a customer base. What will replace the DVD? Only another DVD, as the world at large still has over a billion DVD players still in use, and our customers aren't about to dump everything to Cloud, especially granddad. Millions love its simplicity - drawer open, drawer close, play. Millions of us can't even stream a film ...I'm one of them, as my connection is too slow and 2-Gig takes several hours to download. Verbatim are utterly reliable, if cared for and fully protected. They may be mailed at little cost and for those of us who have invested £1000's in editing equipment, it is nice to know that we can use standard Verbatim discs as a Blue Ray source. What's dated about that? Vive la Verbatim DVD!
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7.10.2011

I buy a pack of 100 DVD-R packs around every six weeks for my small business. I've tried various other brands but always come back to the Verbatim ones. Compared to other brands these seem to be far more reliable with very few faulty ones in a batch, more often than not they all record perfectly. With other brands I have found a number in each batch fail or produce faulty copies.The other thing that I really like about this brand is that the top of the DVD is just a plain silver colour. Some of the other brands are dark blue or brightly coloured. When you put on a DVD label, especially if it is mainly white with a small amount of text you can see the more brightly coloured DVDs through the label and around the outer edge of it.Whereas with the Verbatim ones you can't see any of the DVD top through the label. Even if you don't just use a DVD marker pen rather than sticky labels then you will still see the writing far clearer on this DVD that the coloured brands.I will definitely be sticking to Verbatim when I need to order more DVDs.
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11.6.2010

I have been using Plus discs for around 6 years now, since I bought my first DVD Home recorder, since it only used the plus format, I have been using Verbatim for about 15 years DVD and CD's, since I have a goodly number of Plus Verbatim discs I would use them on my computer for Data and video storage, to save buying the more popular - (minus) format and having twice the number of discs laying around, and naturally twice the cost outlayed.In that time I have had around 6 faulty discs on my computer, but I have had considerably more on the DVD Recorder, which is my third one, but this one uses any format, a Panasonic.Therefore I am going to inverst in a 100 minus DVD discs and see if it is down to the format of disc,the recorder (but it has been consistantly the same with all three recorders, 1 Phillips 2 Panasonic)However as an ardant user of Verbatim discs in both forms DVD and CD, I find them to be one of the most reliable, of the makes that I have used ofver the years.and the price on Amazon for these discs os really good.
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12.3.2011

I've spent years on and off trying to burn data to Dual-Layer DVDs to no success. This was basically down to combinations of software, drives and disk problems. As the years went by, the software and drives improved but the disks did not. I went through almost every brand of disks to find ones that would work. They were all of shoddy quality.That changed when I finally decided to fork out for Verbatim brand. So far I've gone through 2 of these packs and so far only ended up with 2 disks being turned into coasters. One was because I had set the writing speed too high, and the other was because the software crashed whilst writing to disk.This is far better than the other brands which I ended up with half a pack becoming coasters.Now I won't use any other brand, whether it be DVD or CD, and I pick the printable ones because my printer can print onto disks. Much better because my handwriting is awful.Oh yes, for some reason, 2 packs of 25 disks is cheaper than a single pack of 50 disks.
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15.9.2016

UPDATE:These discs are still great, no failed ones on Nero Burning Rom 12, Image Burn and DVD Fab. If your getting failed discs the only thing you can try is to select a slower burn speed or look at the properties of your dvd writer and google the model number and look for a firmware update. Windows 10 or Driver Booster Pro won’t update this driver you have to get it from the manufacturers website and then you can flash it. Sometimes you find when you update the firmware it can help with other branded discs. On some occasions.These discs are like everyone has said fantastic. They burn from x4 to x16 on my LG writer and using Nero 12 to save all my work on. They do run on Blu Ray players and consoles to display photos,which is nice to think there very compatible.You will need a Sharpie fine point for writing on these discs as they only have a small label part at the bottom of disc.Also the buffer level of burning discs runs from 90% or above which is accurate for today's levels.
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