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Brand: Sony

Model: 25DPR85LS1

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Sony 25DPR85LS1 Review by A. Iosue "A. Iosue"

I'm dubbing 8mm tapes from a sony GV-D200 video walkman to a sony DVDirect VRD-MC5 using this DVD+R DLs. From 12 DVDs recorded, 1 didn't finalized and 3 of them freez the picture near same time, in this case at 1 hour 55 min xx sec. This DVDs can record up to 215 min in SP mode. 25% of this DVDs, at the moment didn't work. Waste of time and more wear to the 8mm tapes for a new recording. Defective manufacture process.

Sony 25DPR85LS1 Review by C. Ho (New Haven, CT)

I have a Dell Laptop (XPS M1330) with a built-in DVD burner and use Imgburn as the software. I used to have no problem with Memorex's DVD DL until recently, when almost all the discs I bought were un-burnable. Then due to the good reviews, I switched over to Verbatim, which usually burns fine, but whenever I playback the DVD's, I'll almost always have problems at the transition point between the first and second layer, or at some points in the middle of the second layer. So then I give Sony a try, and so far with a decent success rate (All successfully burned DVD's also played fine). I did have some discs that couldn't be burned, so the reliability is not 100%. But in my case, I had better experience with Sony than Verbatim or Memorex.

Sony 25DPR85LS1 Review by LEFA (Fairfax,VA USA)

I burned 10 of these discs in quick succession (data mode, no movies) and I did not lose any disks. Takes approximately 1 hour to burn and verify job integrity (2.4x speed). All 8.5 Gb of data are available, as advertised. My only concern is the high price, but I certainly got what I paid for. Try to buy in a promotion, if you can.

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Sony 25DPR85LS1::Description

Now you can create, edit and archive home movies and digital photos while storing and accessing data from one disc. DVD-R discs capture all digital data brilliantly, and are large enough to hold oversized digital movie files. Using DVD-R for one-time recording is a relatively inexpensive way to store data and prevent accidental erasure.