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Users can encounter problems due to DVD fabrication, burner, and player compatibilities. So through trial and error, users usually settle on a brand and source that works for them. Verbatim discs that are fabricated in Singapore have worked well for me. However product descriptions don't usually state the source (the COO-Country of Origin) of the DVDs. I did find a couple of sites that would ship Verbatim discs from Singapore, but at double the price of these discs. These from Office Depot turned out to be from Taiwan, but the first few burned and played with no problem, so I'm happy with them. I use these on a bank of old Pioneer DVR640HS that can burn DVD+R Dual Layer discs for transferring OTA recordings.
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Verbatim was always my top choice for Dual Layer discs in years past. Back then they were made in Taiwan, and were worth $2 a disc. My first three off the bat were coasters, so I tried a different burner. The first one was successful, but I have had poor success rate since then. Perhaps I got a bad batch, but my days of purchasing Verbatim discs of any format are over.
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I have been using Verbatim Blank DVD+R disks with almost no disk failures. Verbatim makes good products.
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I've used Verbatim DL discs in the past with no trouble at all. These are the first printable that I've tried, they print beautifully in my Canon MG7720.....BUT having lots of trouble burning to them using the same systems as the non-printable. Very frustrating! Spoke to Verbatin tech support, they weren't able to offer any suggestions other than the discs might be bad. Unsure what to do now........probably will try another brand.......... 3/30@1955hrs. 5/17/18--Ok, problem solved! It was my mother-in-law's fault!!!!
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I've probably used about 25 of the blank DL DVDs so far, and have yet to have one fail a burn. The white surface is great for writing information on (apparently, some printers allow printing directly to the disc, but I haven't tried this). If you need DL DVDs, these are a solid value!
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