DVD Dual-Layer LightScribe blank media?

[pglenn]

not sure if it exists as I havent found it anywhere yet... But I am looking for blank Dual-Layer DVD, +r or -r, LightScribe disks... where can I find them?

[jman98]

You can't find them because they do NOT exist anywhere. If you refuse to believe me, you can go to
http://www.verbatim.com
and look at their media yourself. There aren't many LightScribe disc manufacturers anyway and none of them have DVD+/-R DL discs. Verbatim is your best DL manufacturer and I don't recommend using any other brand. Note that DVD-R DL discs are expensive (over $3 per disc).

[[_chef_]]

Fully agree.

Get Verbatim DVD±R DL printables...........

[Chuckles1956]

Here's an up date ... Yes there is Dual layer lightscribe disks available from Verbatim...


http://www.verbatim.com/products/detail.cfm?product_id=1BB3C22B-1143-3415-5F9CEB1395E7...B35571D951F627

goto the above link...

DVD+R DL 8.5GB 8X LightScribe 10pk Spindle Box, pricing is about $25 to $28 depending on where you purchase them

[NBK2]

Hi

Another update...They are available at http://www.genesysdtp.com/ and amazon.com in the USA!!! I have yet to see them at Office Max or Best Buy.

HTH
NBK

[lordsmurf]

Here's the link to Amazon.com's Verbatim DVD+R DL Lightscribe discs. That's a pretty decent price, given the discs are both LS + DL at the same time.

I didn't think we'd see any of these media.

[Brian Fisher]

I don't mean to discount good ideas, but DL discs have never been very robust. Given that the DL market is quite small and that lightscribe is still in fledgling mode, I suspect that there won't be many manufacturers make this combination AND providing a good quality product.
This happened in the past with the DVD-R card discs. The industry gave it a fair shake and eventually the low demand and quality issues took this product completely out of the market.
I only say this because if you are investing in DL lightscribe, be prepared if those go by the wayside along with the DVD-R carddiscs and the Sony direct to Mini DVD-R video Camera. You could be left holding the bag on that investment.

Brian Fisher
Disc Copycat
www.dvdduplication.net