[nhatduongchi]

I use Ritek + TY hub-printable a lot, right now the price of TY is not that much compare to Ritek so I use TY

verbatim & tuffdisc. using dvd shrink,dvd decrypter & alcohol 120%. all for different things mind u

[smg72266]

i have used tdk for years, never had a problem

[true]

Here are some Verbatims:
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[Bodazypher]

I use Ridata and have never had a problem

[eJay]

I use Verbatim...never had a problem.

[visor]

i use panasonic 16x & 8x (Taiyo Yuden dye) and verbatim. for not important use datawrite

[discoduck1975]

Been using Ridata for 2 plus years. I use DVDDecryptor for straight up burns.
CloneDVD is great if you wanna keep the menu, but remove certain stuff like trailers or FBI warning ect.
Sometimes I'll use IsoBuster if I get an iso in DVD-9 format, but only want the main movie or parts of the disc. Isobuster will extract the video_ts folder so you can then do with it what you wish.

[TaiiTang]

I think Konco & Vio are the best quality and price

[Krehator]

The #1 problem I've had with all media is chiping and peeling. I stay away from anything that has a thin smooth finish. I ran into a big problem with old discs where 9/10 of them went bad. If I put them up to a light, I can see all the little chip marks. This happened regardless of brand name. It had more to do with the design. In some cases the discs lasted a matter of months!!!

So beware of printable media. It's great for priniting but you could run into a problem down the road.

I now prefer stuff with a nice thick coating and matted texture. Since then my discs last a lot longer!