My humble approach to saving data other than using a good quality writer
and matching blank discs is making at least two copies using different
high quality blanks at a medium writing speed. As I usually have larger
amounts of data I use DVD-Rs. I have so far never had any problems with
data loss (kocking on wood...). Yet my experience with DVD-Rs going not
back further than three years.
I would be interested to know what ewxperience the other members of this
group have, especially the ones with a professional background.
Volker
esandhaus schrieb:
>Hi all:
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>I just came across an interesting article, "Technical Tips: DVD-R vs.
>CD-R," in the Winter 2006 issue of the Macaulay Library's Marine
>Collection Newsletter. It addresses some data storage issues that I
>had been wondering about.
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>Estelle =3D)
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>http://mlsource.ornith.cornell.edu/marine/newsletters/MCNIssue3.pdf
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>"Microphones are not ears,
>Loudspeakers are not birds,
>A listening room is not nature."
>Klas Strandberg
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