Originally posted by: Citizen
Thanks I'll check it out. The 10 dual layers I bought are Ridisc because I use their single layer ones and haven't have a problem with them, my problems burning the dual layers has been down to old software and dirt on the lens. I'd use Verbatim if I were rich, but no job means I have to be careful what I spend my money on.
I'm watching the dual layer NTSC disc on my 28" widescreen right now and you can really see where those extra bits went, the picture far outshines the single layer version DVDShrink did of it.
Thanks I'll check it out. The 10 dual layers I bought are Ridisc because I use their single layer ones and haven't have a problem with them, my problems burning the dual layers has been down to old software and dirt on the lens. I'd use Verbatim if I were rich, but no job means I have to be careful what I spend my money on.
I'm watching the dual layer NTSC disc on my 28" widescreen right now and you can really see where those extra bits went, the picture far outshines the single layer version DVDShrink did of it.
No problem, looking forward to your transfer
I've heard that ritek often have bad degradation though, and I don't think that their dual layer compares to other media.
btw that forum rocks the people there are really helpful