Ritek 4x DVD-R Media for as low as $1.80 (US Hypermicro.com)

[Kennyshin]

[EDIT] I changed $3 -> $1.80 since some stores sell Ritek 4x DVD-R for under $2 and it's soon going to fall to $1.8, $1.7, $1.6, $1.5, $1.4... (and to $1.0 by the end of Q1 '03 maybe.) Also, some more links below. [/EDIT]

http://www.meritline.com/merexrit4xdv.html
http://www.prestoshopper.com/ritek_c...d_4x_media.htm
http://www.hypermicro.com/store/cd-r_rw_media.htm ($180 for 100 pack)
http://www.hypermicro.com/store/ritek.htm
http://www.supermediastore.com/verbatim-4x-dvd-r.html
http://www.qtccdr.com/product-detail...7G%2D4X&unit=N
http://www.esbuy.com/4xdvdrmedia.html

Ritek has manufactured DVD-R 4x with the latest DVD manufacturing technology. The DVD-Rs are made with high-quality organic dye recording layer materials to ensure reliable recording and playback function. The disc has a recording capacity of 4.7G and features write-once digital versatile disc, massive data storage and retrieval, high capacity and data transfer rates, high storage density and long-term data archiving.

This High-Quality Ritek 4X DVD-R Media is in stock now!

[da_burl]

Did you buy some, or are you selling it?

Want to know how it works on Pioneer A05. WIll it burn at 4X, and not have failures/CRC errors?

Not too concerned about playback on s/a players, I use computer DVDRom playback exclusively (although wouldn't complain if it is compatible).

[Kennyshin]

Did you buy some, or are you selling it?

-> No. It's too costly to order cheap optical media from North America to South Korea. I am not a reseller and wouldn't try to sell here even if I were one as there as none of the possible buyers would read any line here.

Want to know how it works on Pioneer A05. WIll it burn at 4X, and not have failures/CRC errors?

-> Read more here:

http://www.cdrlabs.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=7858
http://www.cdrlabs.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=7973
http://club.cdfreaks.com/printthread...threadid=59756