90 or 99 min CDR media

[talisman]

Anyone knows of were I can buy these in the US? CompUSA doesn't seem to carry them anymore.

[MOVIEGEEK]

www.allmediaoutlet.com
They're made by Ritek and are rated at 24x but will burn 48x.

[talisman]

www.allmediaoutlet.com
They're made by Ritek and are rated at 24x but will burn 48x.

Thanks for the link and the response.

[Vejita-sama]

Complete OT aside. When you start buying 99min media that's a hint to get a DVDR drive Yeah I know but someone had to say it (NEC 1300A is down to $130 mail order OEM).

To stay on topic I've bought 90min media from allmediaoutlet.com in the past and it worked without problem in my Apex AD600A (xSVCDs).

[Barnabas]

99 minute media is no longer being manufactured. Allmediaoutlet no longer has any 99 minute media at all.

There are a few sellers on eBay who still have some 99 minute disks, but when they are sold out, that's going to be it. Compared to a DVD-R, 99 minute costs too much per meg of storage now.

[MOVIEGEEK]

99 minute media is no longer being manufactured. Allmediaoutlet no longer has any 99 minute media at all.

There are a few sellers on eBay who still have some 99 minute disks, but when they are sold out, that's going to be it. Compared to a DVD-R, 99 minute costs too much per meg of storage now.

That's too bad because they only cost $.45 a disk which is still cheaper than $1.40(average price) for a DVD/R.But I think the real reason they aren't making them is most authoring programs don't support 99min CD-R(they report 90min) even though most of the burners do.
I still have a few left...going to the highest bidder.