Hacking Would these DVD's work?

[Drkirby]

Yah, I am getting a mod chip soon (A simple Yaosm one), and I want to have a game ready to go when I get it, so I want to know if the Blank DVD's I have would work or not.

What I have is Some Dynex DVD-R's, and some Ativa DVD+R's. Think these would work? If not, what DVD would you suggest me buying?

 

[quadomatic]

Yah, I am getting a mod chip soon (A simple Yaosm one), and I want to have a game ready to go when I get it, so I want to know if the Blank DVD's I have would work or not.

What I have is Some Dynex DVD-R's, and some Ativa DVD+R's. Think these would work? If not, what DVD would you suggest me buying?

Taiyo Yuden and Verbatim are supposed to be the best DVD-Rs. Verbatim are often on sale too.

 

[kedest]

People often seem to recommend Verbatim.
But I'm using TDK DVD+R, they're all working fine

 

[Algot]

using TDK DVD-R and never had a singel problem.. (aprox burned 60 Discs)
also have using Infinity both +R and -R they worked great aswell but only buned 7 disc o somthing

have a Verbatim DVD-RW to test my games on..

 

[Puxel]

I've had good lick with all the media I've had, besides the dual layer memorex's. Staples, tdk, and HP

 

[rightguardsport]

Dynex brands aren't really known for their quality. In fact, I don't know if they are really known for anything. Dynex is basically a company owned by Best Buy and produces "cheap" products for their stores.
I have been using Verbatim DVD+R and I haven't had a failed burn yet. I guess it also depends on how good your burner is.

 

[Drkirby]

I really don't know, these are all DVD's I have from Burning movies. If it means anything, I never had any problems with the movies I have burned, but because the Computer I burn them on has a Slow CPU (My main computer died a while back, and I have been to cheap to buy a new one), it never gets past 2X for burn speed.

 

[Drkirby]

Oh, I also have a 3 pack of Maxell DVD+R's

Edit: Oh, and a single Memorex DVD-R