| TDK 16X DVD-R 50 Pack Spindle | 
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 15 reviews)
Category: CE
Publisher: TDK
Studio: TDK
Brand: TDK
Label: TDK
Media: Electronics
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Memorabilia: 0
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: 1 year warranty
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 6 x 4 x 6
MPN: DVD-R47FCCB50*M
Model: DVD-R47FCCB50*M
UPC: 020356485184
EAN: 0020356485184
ASIN: B0009RKL6M
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Write once DVD-R | | • | Record at speeds up to 16x | | • | Each disc can hold 4.7GB or 120min of video recordings | | • | These discs are formatted for DVD-R/RW burners | | • | These 50 DVD-R discs come on a spindle for storage |
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Product Description
TDK 4.7GB DVD-R media offers the widest compatibility with computer drives and home DVD players. Ideal for general purpose recording, a single TDK DVD-R has ample capacity for thousands of digital photos, up to 6 hours of video data files. Each DVD-R disc can be fully recorded once. TDK metallic alloys change between crystalline and amorphous states in response to the heat generated by a laser for phase-change recording. The differences in reflectivity exhibited by the alloy in its crystalline and amorphous states are read as data. TDK alloys are designed for the most precise laser response, resulting in perfect data marks and superior recording and playback performance.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 10 more reviews...
 Aweful October 29, 2008
2 burned DVDs on 8X still they are corrupted and can't be read ! I wish I had ordered a better type or the +R type
 Great Quality on Blank Media October 13, 2008
I barely find a coaster on the TDK DVD-R's. It is as par as with the Maxells, Sony's, Verbatims and RiDatas that I have used before. I am just trying to stay away from unknown brands that is kind of a hit or miss. The thing with DVD's or CD's is that when you find a bad one, it seems to be bunched into the same stack as they were manufactured at the same place and at the same time. My recommendation is not to burn DVDs or CDs using the maximum speed, the chance of a bad burn tend to be much much less if you use the next slower speed indicated on the media. Same as filling up the data capacity, 4200mb seems to work best for me as filling up the DVD to the edge may become problematic.
 Major disappointment March 10, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
After using the DVD+RW format with both Maxell and Memorex, I decided to give these a try, and maybe save a few bucks in the process. I should have spent the extra money and gotten what had already worked for me.
These have been a real pain in the neck. Either they won't work at all, or they can't be read after having been recorded on, or won't allow me to record after they have been recorded on (BEFORE finalizing). I subsequently tried some Memorex and Maxell DVD+RW, just to make sure it wasn't my recorder; they gave me no problems at all.
I have used some of these TDK DVD-R successfully, but 2 out of 5 good burns is not satisfactory. Maybe I just got a bad batch....but this is my first experience with TDK; it will probably be my last.
they do what they are supposed to January 14, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
what can I say about a blank dvd? I have used two out of the stack, and so far they are just fine, no problems whatsover. good price for them too.
Junk January 9, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I'm not sure if it is only my 50 pack or all but I end up throwing around 80% of my burned discs away. I have been burning DVDs for years and I have never had a problem until now. So in the trash they go.
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