SKY Brand CDs: Any Good?

[ROBERT BLACK]

I recently bought a 50 pack for $7.49 can. www.CWO.ca. I already burned a few for audio and video. Seems okay. Thoughts?

[mats.hogberg]

Brand is irrelevant. Who's manufactured them? If they work for you, then why worry?

/Mats

[jtoolman2000]

Scan it in DVDInfo or DVD identifier and it will give you the true code. Even that could be faked as like with all the TY fakes out there.

[ROBERT BLACK]

Who's manufactured them? If they work for you, then why worry?

/Mats

Ritek CDs are fairly reputable. Yet, quite a few of them crapped out on me, recently. That's why I bought the Sky discs. This, after my previous 100 pack of Ridata proved flawless. That's the worry. No consistency of quality it seems. It changes on a dime.



The Sky CDs are I believe produced by InfoSmart.

[mats.hogberg]

No consistency of quality it seems. It changes on a dime.

That's the media jungle for you. There's no telling what's inside the box until you've opened it, no matter if it's the same brand you bought a week earlier, and that worked fine. That's why I don't care what I buy, and have resorted to "underburn" my DVDs to keep out of the outer edge where cheap media mostly craps out.

/Mats

[RottenFoxBreath]

another golden nugget of advice from mats.hogberg.
quite true actually..most of todays media is shit,and packaging means nothing,like he says.
if they work,use em,first time they crap out,take them back.