Re: [ARSCLIST] DVD-R recommendations?

[seva <seva@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

i've had consistent performance with Verbatim Medidisc DVD, designed 
for the medical industry, and obviously designed for long-term 
storage of critical records, and less than ideal handling conditions.

also have used the MAM-A gold disks (CD and DVD), which had slightly 
higher error rates, consistently, and slightly less playability in 
clients machines.

so far, TY CDR (ph-cya) and Verbatim MediDisc DVDR have been my 
consistent-behavior, box-after-box, go-to media. in addition, the TY 
has their waterproof ink-jet printable white surface, and they 
generally showed better error behavior and consistency than the 
non-Watershield version.

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Seva D. L. Ball
Audio Engineering / Systems
Soundcurrent Mastering
AES, NARAS, ARSC, IASA