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Sorry, BD-R may not be expensive in the USA, but it certainly is in Brazil. VERY EXPENSIVE! And it would also mean buying a BD-R burner/reader, which is quite expensive too. I think it's not a technology for me. The more I think about it, the more I see my only future is a video server. Even in SSD, which will soon be affordable in 4TB, would pay off when you add up BD-R media.

This is the one I can get here for DVD+R. Is this a good option? https://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-690390813-50-dvdr-dl-verbatim-dual-layer-85gb-singapura-mkm003-000-_JM#position=1&type=item&tracking_id=0fbb9bb8-7d62-418b-9740-c11d97ca708c The backup files are all and only MKV. How would this BD-R technology work? The problem is that media is too expensive.

Can someone give me an update on what is the best best DVD+R DL you can get at this moment? I'm finally moving into a video server, probably RAID 5 or 6, but I still think I must have a DVD backup of the video files. Am I wrong? Is there a better way Yesterday I ruined two more DVDs on different DVD drivers, and I think I must have just 15 discs left only. I'm reprocessing the file again in Vidcoder, to see if something was wrong in the video file. Can someone suggest a safer way to deal with IMGburn copies?

Just now I tried another burn again with the Philips media, using wavs and the cue file I had. This time the track names didn't show in VLC, which had on the other CD. Not even the CD name showed. So there seems to be something I need to do to get that. I compared both cue files text, and they are similar. So it' must be an IB setup thing.

I'm using the AZO, which were recommended to me in the web too. Those are the ones I get in Argentina. In Brazil you only get Life Series. But what about CD media?

OK, I loaded the plug-in, and WMP now sees the track names. That means that the track names are written by default? But I've seen that I have an additional problem. One CD that I burnt on my PC some days ago did not play well on it when checking. Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. Checked it on my laptop, and it doesn't even show a disc there. So I might have a media problem. They have a Philips label, but quite likely they are not. I better stop burning this media. It's difficult to find quality media in Brazil. For DVD I use Verbatim DL that I buy in Argentina. Can't get the same type in Brazil. What CD brand and type should I look for?

I only tried Windows Media Player, not stand alone players yet. What other PC player program can I try?

I am burning from files on my HDD. The files are wav and there's a cue file. But I just burnt a CD from such files and I think the tracks names is not there. The track names are already on the cue file, of course. Do I have to click on some other box to get them on the CD?

I would like to add the track names every time I burn a CD. What do I have to do to get that?