90min Media
Brand = HiCo 90min/Extra Long
Manufacturer = unknown
Code = 96m43s37f
Dye = Type 7 Phthlocyanine
code on inner ring = RAD92M-00114 HD
Brand = HiCO 80min/700MB
Manufacturer = RiTEK
Code = 97m15s17f
Dye = Type 7 Phtalocyanine
code on inner ring = RFD80M-53132 80
I've bought a few HiCo 90min (This is my first attempt to write 90 min media)
pls help.........
CDSpeed is unable to recognise the ATIP code of the 90min media
So I just take HiCo 80min media and compare the code molded
in the inner ring of the disc
they are quite similar
80min = RFD80M-53132 80
90min = RAD92M-00114 HD
the 80min is confirmed as RiTEK!
is the 90min media also from RiTEK?
I also tried overburn test and my writer (Artec WRR-52X) can write up to
94min on that media
2nd question
by default, the Overburn capacity in CDSpeed is set to 89:59
but this time i type in 100:00
when the simulation process started
the progress actually starts from 99 to 98, 97..90, then it jump
to 0 and go up to 84min instead of from 0 to 94min
what's all this?
finally, any 90min media you can recommend?
I tried to search for Verbatim 90min media through the net
and local stores, but no such thing exist.
the only brands are HiCo and Melody.
I bought HiCo becoz i have more confidence on them
hehehehehehe, Melody toasted Artec WRR-52X twice
The first time i tried to write Melody CD-RW which the manufacturer
is Infodisc, the drive malfunction immediately. I RMA
it exchange for a new one, then a few months later
again i tried to write Melody again, the drive malfunction
and i get the 2nd exchange...COOL
DON"T ASK ME TO EVER USE Melody ANYMORE BECOZ THE WARRANTY
PERIOD IS OVER
Out of 20 RiTEK 80min, I have 2 started to rote!
18 still perfect!....RiTEK disc are not very reliable
You must keep them in jewel case or spindle or they will rote
both RiTEK CDs that started to rote are kept in CD File
the other 18 are in spindle or jewel case, weird they are fine
i immediately transfer the rotten CDs to casing and no
obvious further deterioration after that
while all my Prodisc and Mitsubishi Chenicals are still healthy