what dvd to use for burn my project???

[Mark Raudonis]

I agree with Walter on this.

We burn through thousands of DVD’s a year. Cheap is good! So what if one or two make turn up as “coasters”? The difference in price from the high end to the low just doesn’t seem justified.

As far as I can tell, the biggest savings is when you buy in bulk… not so much the individual brand.

So buy a hundred at a time and you’ll be down in the “cents per gigabyte” range.

Mark

[Jeremy Garchow]

[julienne rathore] “Thanks for the input – wasn’t expecting to increase the quaslity of the movie with a dvd, but i did burn the movie on a ‘pengo’ dvd and the quality was awful compared to verbatim.”

Then it was something you did wrong in the burning process. Burning a DVD is basically a file transfer if you do it properly. If you used some weird program to burn a DVD (such as Toast) sometimes, it will try and reencode your DVD. If you do it right, your movie will look the same on a 01 cent DVD or a $1,000 DVD. Now, physical dvd reliability is another issue.

Jeremy