Memorex 4x DVD+RW 25-Pack Spindle
by Memorex
|
List Price: Our Price: $12.03 You Save: $2.96 (20%) Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Buy Used: from $8.99 (click here) Category: CE See more product details |
|---|
Customers in the UK,
Buy this product at amazon.co.uk
for British Pounds
Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Memorex 4x DVD+RW 25-Pack Spindle
Customer Review: Bad Spindle AND Replacement Spindle Bad
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought 2 25 pack spindles June '07. I use them for recording broadcast movies on one of several DVD recorders. One spindle was totally fine but the other had a 100% failure rate by the 3rd time any disk was recorded. (Disk unrecordable message or such depending on the recorder I used). I contacted Memorex and they sent me a replacement for the bad spindle. The replacement spindle now is also experiencing a 100% failure rate by the 4th or 5th time a disk is recorded. Instead of error messages the disk usually freezes somewhere near the middle during playback. I contacted Memorex again and they now refuse to make good on the bad replacements. Long story short.... buy Sony, Fuji or any good Japanese brand. I haven't had any trouble with Imation but I hear that they are now part of Memorex so I plan to avoid those in the future as well.Customer Review: Great Product, Yes, Would Buy Again.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought the Memorex 4x DVD+RW to complement my 2 new Toshiba DVRs I just purchased. It says I can record on them 1,000 times. I have been using it daily and recording on the same disk. So far, no problems and EXCELLENT quality. It is like watching a live broadcast with the bonus of fast forwarding through the commercials.
I do have to remember to Format each time I want to tape over something which you need to get use to after having only VHS.
At times, I have taken the disks out of my new DVR and played them in a much older DVD player. No Problems with the disks. I do finalize the disk in the new DVR before playing back on the older DVD player.
So, Great Product. Yes, I would buy again!
Customer Review: Lousy Performance
Summary: 1 Stars
I have used Memorex DVD+RW disks for years, & for those who know they seem to have changed something besides the packaging & appearance of the Disks themselves. The old model " I Presume " had dots on the label side of the disk, performed flawslessly on several Brands of DVD Recorders that I own, but this new, I'm guessing more cheaply produced disk has numerous editing & playback glitches. I bought a spindle of these at Radio Shack, & suffered hours of RE-Recording & editing. I returned to the store & purchased a pre-opened marked down 24 pack of the old style, that I had passed on previously & VIOLA! Not a Hiccup. Now even if I try to order the old style, guess what they send me!Customer Review: Help me recoup my money buy from my coaster auction
Summary: 1 Stars
I've done a LOT of burning in my time. CD/DVD never really a problem, 100's of discs with only a handful of coasters, and most of them were from first generation cd burners and beginners error (over 10 years ago). Well, let me tell you... want some junk? You've come to the right place. Coaster city and sometimes you get lucky and the disc burns only to fail in the lightscribe burn, so you only have a partial lightscribe image. Woohoo. I'm a tech savy guy that's been on the net and messing with this kind of stuff for a long time... you know how many reviews I've written? NONE... That's just how strongly I am against you wasting your money on this crap. *woooo woooo* BEWARE!Customer Review: Great for my Windows Media Center recordings!
Summary: 5 Stars
I got these rewritable DVDs in order to watch TV shows recorded on my computer. I'm new to the whole DVR realm and don't have everything connected in my house in order to send TV recordings from my computer to my preferred TV. Even though write-once blank DVDs are quite cheap, I couldn't bring myself to creating that much waste (I am not into "collecting" shows). These rewritable DVDs are perfect for watching a show once and then reusing them. Even better is removing the commercials on the computer before copying them to the DVD (DVRMSToolbox is clumsy for this, but I eventually got it to work). Commercial-free TV is the best!