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Personalize, Protect and Organize All Your Memorex DVD's and CDR's with Memorex Labeling Kits, Labels, DVD Storage Cases and Jewel Cases.
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This 25-pack of 4x DVD+RW discs for newer DVD+R/+RW drives (part number 32025541) consists of rewriteable, single-sided discs that store up to 4.7 GB of data and approximately 240 minutes of video (depending on your mastering software; 120 minutes optimal)--that's more than six times as much data as will fit on a recordable CD. You can transfer your home movies from VHS or 8 mm cassettes, back-up computer hard drives and large files, or stuff them chock full of MP3 music files and JPEG image files from your digital camera.
Rewritable "plus" discs require no finalizing--you can record, eject, and play them with minimal fuss, thanks to "background formatting." This feature, which lowers total burning time, is an advantage over the "dash" formats. For PC users, DVD+RW also offers advantages over DVD-RW, including on-disc content editing, built-in defect management, and multisession writing.
What's in the Box
25 DVD+RW discs, 1 two-piece storage case, and a paper insert with product details.
Deborah Thompson
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
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Deb E
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024
I have been using this 25 Pack of recordable discs with no luck. Each on has bad quality recording. The first 30 minutes of each disc freezes. After 3 recordings they stop working. I wouldn't recommend getting.
paul
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
Good choice to choose from and many more to come
Susan in Wisconsin
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023
These work great if you still have a DVD recorder for recording tv shows. Quality is good and you can re-record over them over and over and over, tons of times.
T.C.
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2021
These dvds work. I read some of the reviews on them saying the disc won't format. If you are burning video files onto them, it is not the disc you need to format; it is the files. Once you convert your video files to DVD NSTC or which ever plays in your country, you can burn them onto the disc. It will play in your DVD player. Again the files has to be converted to whichever type of DVD player you have.I have been doing this for years and never had a problem once I learned the proper way to burn a DVD.Never format the disc, they will become unusable.Memorex is the brand I use for DVDs and CDs. 👍
FD
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2013
Seller: Amazon.comPurchased: June 2013The price was $15. They qualified for free shipping at the time. The product arrived undamaged.The disks all functioned correctly.I checked all the files written to the disks (lots of different files types). The files were all readable and could be copied and pasted back to my Western Digital hard drive from the DVDs.I used a LG external DVD drive to write on the disks. It was purchased in 2005. My internal stock DELL DVD drive will read them, but I have not tried writing on these disks with it. The DELL DVD drive was purchased in 2006. Sorry, but I do not really know what else to write about it or know what the exact models are of my DVD drives or anything like that.
Douglas Lonngren
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2007
I got these rewritable DVDs in order to watch TV shows recorded on my computer. I'm new to the whole DVR realm and don't have everything connected in my house in order to send TV recordings from my computer to my preferred TV. Even though write-once blank DVDs are quite cheap, I couldn't bring myself to creating that much waste (I am not into "collecting" shows). These rewritable DVDs are perfect for watching a show once and then reusing them. Even better is removing the commercials on the computer before copying them to the DVD (DVRMSToolbox is clumsy for this, but I eventually got it to work). Commercial-free TV is the best!
All-Things
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2005
I've purchased at least eight, 25 packs with spotty results. Some of the disks indicate "disk dirty" when I finalize them, even so, they do play on a different DVD player and brand(one that they were not recorded on). Recently the last batch of 25 disks however, had two disks that wouldn't even format, and I had to toss them out. Even so the price is still quite good! Several of the bad disks have obvious visual problems when viewed carefully from the recording side. The question I have, is why can't Memorex's quality control catch these problems. It should be easy with an optical scanning system!
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