Memorex 05541 4.7 GB DVD+RWS (4X; 25-CT SPINDLE)

These dvds work. I read some of the reviews on them saying the disc won't format. If you are burning video files onto them, it is not the disc you need to format; it is the files. Once you convert your video files to DVD NSTC or which ever plays in your country, you can burn them onto the disc. It will play in your DVD player. Again the files has to be converted to whichever type of DVD player you have. I have been doing this for years and never had a problem once I learned the proper way to burn a DVD. Never format the disc, they will become unusable. Memorex is the brand I use for DVDs and CDs. 👍

Perfecto como esperaba.

I'm doing my own project, and these are just what I needed. Don't buy plain CD-R disks, because if you make a mistake (which you WILL), or if you want to re-record something else later, you cannot reinitialize them on your computer to re-record. You can re-record on these DVD-RWs up to 1000 times each. They are WELL worth the little extra you pay for them, and you don't clutter up our landfills with any discarded plain DVD-Rs.

This pack of DVD+RW has worked pretty well for me. I've used those DVD to backup my data files, pictures and home videos. The quality has been good, just had a couple of issues to read the files when i burned the DVD using the total storage space. Besides that i've had no other problems, i suggest to not use the 100% space, but a little less.

These work great if you still have a DVD recorder for recording tv shows. Quality is good and you can re-record over them over and over and over, tons of times.

Good choice to choose from and many more to come

I have purchased several hundred Memorex DVD+RW discs in the past few years and while I have had an occasional coaster most of the discs worked quite well on the Samsung DVD recorders (two different models) that I have used. My recent order of two 25-disc spindles resulted in my receiving two spindles of Memorex DVD+RWs with a Memorex label that was not the same that has been used on previously received spindles (the label on the spindle was of a different design as was the imprinted design on each disc). The discs looked and felt different. I tried formatting 10 of these discs on both of the DVD recorders and neither of the recorders would work with the DVDs. The DVDs seem to be a completely different manufacture than the discs of the Memorex brand previously putchased. What can I say other than buyer beware. You can assume a certain quality from a brand name and then all of a sudden it is gone. This update on my comments is dated 1/10/2011. I notice that the current Amazon.com product description, for these discs, has been changed to say that the discs are "for newer DVD+R/+RW drives". Make sure you have a newer drive (whatever that means) before you purchase these discs. Any of the reviews, written before mid-2009, (including the "Most Helpful Favorable Review" written 2004,and the ""Most Helpful Critical Review" written 2005) are referring to a quite different DVD+RW than the DVD+RW that is now being sold. My review states that the quality of the DVDs changed at some point in mid-2009. If you read the reviews after mine you will see that there are a number of negative reviews with specificity and they are often followed by good reviews that say things like "I purchased these DVDs and they are great". Maybe these are the people that have newer drives or maybe they have an incentive to write good things about products. I am suggessting that, if you have an older drive, buy these DVDs with caution - or do not buy them at all.

Seller: Amazon.com Purchased: June 2013 The price was $15. They qualified for free shipping at the time. The product arrived undamaged. The disks all functioned correctly. I checked all the files written to the disks (lots of different files types). The files were all readable and could be copied and pasted back to my Western Digital hard drive from the DVDs. I used a LG external DVD drive to write on the disks. It was purchased in 2005. My internal stock DELL DVD drive will read them, but I have not tried writing on these disks with it. The DELL DVD drive was purchased in 2006. Sorry, but I do not really know what else to write about it or know what the exact models are of my DVD drives or anything like that.