I'm looking for a simple M-Disc BD writer that doesn't require any software running to burn data & vids on a BD M Disc. Just connect & use your own software like imgburn.
I've read some comments on various forums that DVD & early HDDVD had a better structure to BD for longevity in well kept environment. I can't find exactly what this means & how it effects the long life of a BD pressed or dyed? I take it the scratch proof on BD is largely useless fore long life in a well kept environment?
Why does DVD-R structure last longer over BD-R for your backed up data?
Thanks
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DVD and HD-DVD were a sandwich.
BD is an inverse CD-R, with a thin film cover. It's not archival.
M-DISC is all talk, and no follow-through. TY and MCC/MKM are still more readable.Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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Yeah I stayed clear off m disc. nothing but marketing rubbish, just reading their faq shows that. The archival disc is a good useful size of storage if its legit.
The best I could find was Panasonic BD-R archival grade. Should be a lot better than the cheapo verbatim & TDK I was using. -
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