[filmscanners] Re: Bad News on CD longevity

["Robert Logan" <bert_logan@btopenworld.com>]

Tim Atherton wrote:

> Nothing new there - we basically new that -  a lot (many/most?) of CD-R's on
> the market are crap/cheap/poor product.
> Also, people don't check the error rates on their equipment

Nooo - what Im alluding to (as a user of Kodak Gold
CDRs) is that the production of high quality CDRs
seems to be on the decline ... with the rise of the
DVD(-)(+)(+_)(xyzab) R(W)(RW)(RRRT)(WW)

It took long enough to find out about the lack of
longevity of CDRs - where is the gold standard for
DVD writeables?

bert
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