SORRY admiral..... but are TDK DVD-R also a good choice for wii backup disc .iso
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SORRY admiral..... but are TDK DVD-R also a good choice for wii backup disc .iso
WTF does this have to do with me....Quote:
Originally Posted by matteo0022008
Cos your special :pQuote:
Originally Posted by admiral victorinox
i figured u might be pissed becuz this is prolly already posted but ne way....... are they a good brandQuote:
Originally Posted by admiral victorinox
its all he said she said
ok so the tdk dvd-r brand are good then.... kool ill buy those tomorrow
I think we will all agree that this song is about Admiral....
BEWARE he packs a CHAINSAW!!!!
He'll skin your DVDs raw hahahahaha
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ok wat happened to my points im confused wat exactly happened here... can some one please pm me so het can fill me in with wat happened
I read somewhere that the DVD-R disks are better to use than DVD+R disks for Wii burns. Anyone know why?
Anyway, I've used Memorex, Sony & Maxell DVD-R disks with equal success. These were just ones i had on-hand. Haven't tried other brands yet.
This is the most retarded topic ever made. You should be tossed for singling out a moderator for no reason.
TDK, Imation, Memorex, Verbatim, your ass, whatever brand you select is up to you. Nobody is forcing your hand when purchasing.
Verbatim's (di)AZO is documented to have a highly reflective composite that also reduces oxidation. Go do some learning if you object ...
Azo compound - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia