verbatim discs

[mwja627]

I am going to buy these discs as it seems to be my problem with my 360 games. When I went to buy them from a online store they had branded and thermal verbatim discs which ones are better for me to use?

 

Thanks In Advance

J.T.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

(assuming 'thermal' = 'printable')

 

Do you want to print onto them?

 

If not, why pay the extra for thermal ones?

[mwja627]

I am not sure what it means but here are the 2 am considering

1) Verbatim (95123) 2.4X - 8X DL DVD+R (Double Layer DVD+R) White Inkjet Printable Blank Media 8.5GB on Spindle, 20, 40, 60 Pack

 

 

Item Code: 104-124

 

 

 

As Low As $2.40 Each

 

2)Verbatim (95166) 2.4X - 8X DL DVD+R Double Layer 8.5GB/240Min on Spindle Box, 10, 20, 50 Pack

 

 

Item Code: 104-207

 

 

 

As Low As $1.80 Each

 

are all verbatim discs in the proper dye?

 

Thanks

J.T.

[dontasciime]

where from ?

 

do they not say MKM-001-00 for disc id on whatever site your looking at

[polopony]

the inkjet printable discs are always a little more expensive if you can find them look for discs that are 2.4x to 4x they might be a little less expensive, you dont need 8x discs because you're going to burn at 2.4x the best speed for Dual Layer discs

 

I've never seen Verbatim discs with anything other than MCC dye

[mwja627]

I buy all my discs from meritline.

 

Thank You

J.T.

[Jim44]

Unfortunately, MeritLine doesn't show disc IDs for all their DVDs - the Verb DL ones being just one example.

 

The few spindles of Verbs I've bought from MeritLine have been the "proper" MCC/MKM die, though.

 

@mwja627: Unless you have an inkjet printer capable of printing labels directly on the discs (or plan to get one in the near future), go with item #2 on your list. No need to pay for a "feature" you don't need/can't use.

 

My 2 cents,

Jim

Edited April 12, 2007 by Jim44