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  1. 23rd Oct 2004 23:54 #1
    Lethalwordz
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    How long normally do dvd-r last? Like Taiyo Yudens, Verbatim and others just to get some comparrisons if you know any. Also What recommended write speeds would you use for a plextor 712A with taiyo yuden? or with verbatim?

    I haven't bought any new media, I just wanna know the life and the speed recommended to burn at for my plextor before I do, thanks
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    Also What recommended write speeds would you use for a plextor 712A with taiyo yuden? or with verbatim?
    You may want to post your question at the PLEXTOR FORUM at cdfreaks.com.
    http://club.cdfreaks.com/forumdisplay.php?s=ed0843767e459c8ffd3544f0293b894f&forumid=43

    You'll get loads of information from there than in this forum. I have a Plextor 708A drive that will write a 4x DVD+R (RICOH) @ 8x speed.
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    Originally Posted by Lethalwordz
    How long normally do dvd-r last? Like Taiyo Yudens, Verbatim and others just to get some comparrisons if you know any. Also What recommended write speeds would you use for a plextor 712A with taiyo yuden? or with verbatim?

    I haven't bought any new media, I just wanna know the life and the speed recommended to burn at for my plextor before I do, thanks
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