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14-12-2008
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Anwell is the supplier of optical media manufacturing lines. Their main factory (in which is the machinery made) is located in Dongguan, China.Quote:Originally Posted by evo69
Where is Anwell located? I'm guessing Taiwan or somewhere in the South East Asia region - and is Anwell's equipment being utilized by other optical media manufacturers?
Anwell's equipment is used by many companies from Hong Kong and China, for example by Promedia ("Sky" brand) or Mirage. Infosmart bought their Blu Ray line (for SL and DL ROM media) just a few months ago. But now they are in media manufacturing business too - they bought their former customers Umedisc, Henan Kerry & Jilin Quingda. These companies are now operating under one name - Umedisc and they are making media with AML and UME MID codes, Plasmon ATIP codes and some faked media (DL DVDs with Ricoh MIDs). Umedisc is OEM manufacturing for example for Kodak, Samsung, Aone, Omega, etc.__________________
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14-12-2008
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Thanks pepst!
I still cannot get over how clean these places are. In factories i worked at and visited the machines and the area around them were nasty with grease,oil, and grime. - Posted:
14-12-2008
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You are welcome.Quote:Originally Posted by Bob Thanks pepst!
I still cannot get over how clean these places are. In factories i worked at and visited the machines and the area around them were nasty with grease,oil, and grime.
Aramchek: you were quicker than me.
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I am looking for rare and old 1-4x media (MIDs: VIVASTAR, OMP 4KG001, REC001, AUVISTAR M01, SHT001, VDSPMSAB 004-001, POSGxx, VANGUARD, OCTOPLUS, 3AM0201, SMMR01, Yi Jhan 001, SKYMEDIA R01, Prodisc's and CMC Magnetics' DVD-RAMs, Beall's and Prodisc's 4,85 GB DVDs, any Authoring DVD-Rs, any 63 min and old CD-Rs ) and any "Made in Europe" DVDRs. Send me a PM if you could help me.[
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14-12-2008
- # 54
Thanks pepst, great pictures 
I think 30% of the whole DL market is fake RICOHJPN D01 from UmeDisc.Quote:Originally Posted by pepst some faked media (DL DVDs with Ricoh MIDs)
It's everywhere. (at least I run into it much more often than I'd like to) - Posted:
14-12-2008
- # 55
No problem.Quote:Originally Posted by Womi Thanks pepst, great pictures
I think 30% of the whole DL market is fake RICOHJPN D01 from UmeDisc.
It's everywhere. (at least I run into it much more often than I'd like to)
Yes, Umedisc is probably the biggest faker of DL DVD media. But the media with UMEDISC-DL1-64 recently start to appearing in Germany, UK and Poland. w00t.gifthumbup1.gif__________________
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I am looking for rare and old 1-4x media (MIDs: VIVASTAR, OMP 4KG001, REC001, AUVISTAR M01, SHT001, VDSPMSAB 004-001, POSGxx, VANGUARD, OCTOPLUS, 3AM0201, SMMR01, Yi Jhan 001, SKYMEDIA R01, Prodisc's and CMC Magnetics' DVD-RAMs, Beall's and Prodisc's 4,85 GB DVDs, any Authoring DVD-Rs, any 63 min and old CD-Rs ) and any "Made in Europe" DVDRs. Send me a PM if you could help me.[
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15-12-2008
- # 56
Thanks for the info (and also to you Aramchek!)Quote:Originally Posted by pepst Anwell is the supplier of optical media manufacturing lines. Their main factory (in which is the machinery made) is located in Dongguan, China.
Anwell's equipment is used by many companies from Hong Kong and China, for example by Promedia ("Sky" brand) or Mirage. Infosmart bought their Blu Ray line (for SL and DL ROM media) just a few months ago. But now they are in media manufacturing business too - they bought their former customers Umedisc, Henan Kerry & Jilin Quingda. These companies are now operating under one name - Umedisc and they are making media with AML and UME MID codes, Plasmon ATIP codes and some faked media (DL DVDs with Ricoh MIDs). Umedisc is OEM manufacturing for example for Kodak, Samsung, Aone, Omega, etc. I'd like to try out some of those UMEDISC DL MIDs since Verbatim MKM DLs are still too expensive (for me) to use as throwaways. As long as they don't self-destruct as quickly as Ritek G05s and are compatible with SAPs, I'll willingly stock up on those.
Has anyone posted any scans on UMEDISC-DL1-64 media? It would be interesting to see, at least for me! __________________
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15-12-2008
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Quote:Originally Posted by evo69 Thanks for the info (and also to you Aramchek!) I'd like to try out some of those UMEDISC DL MIDs since Verbatim MKM DLs are still too expensive (for me) to use as throwaways. As long as they don't self-destruct as quickly as Ritek G05s and are compatible with SAPs, I'll willingly stock up on those.
Has anyone posted any scans on UMEDISC-DL1-64 media? It would be interesting to see, at least for me! No problem.
I would like to get some UMEDISC-DL1-64, or at least see some test results too. I will try to buy some Omega or Titanum media (which are usually made by Umedisc) during the weekend.__________________
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I am looking for rare and old 1-4x media (MIDs: VIVASTAR, OMP 4KG001, REC001, AUVISTAR M01, SHT001, VDSPMSAB 004-001, POSGxx, VANGUARD, OCTOPLUS, 3AM0201, SMMR01, Yi Jhan 001, SKYMEDIA R01, Prodisc's and CMC Magnetics' DVD-RAMs, Beall's and Prodisc's 4,85 GB DVDs, any Authoring DVD-Rs, any 63 min and old CD-Rs ) and any "Made in Europe" DVDRs. Send me a PM if you could help me.[
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15-12-2008
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I've also seen Titanium media, but I'm not sure if I've seen DL Titanium discs before. Hopefully the media will become more accessible in retail stores and become a viable alternative to expensive DL media. __________________
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17-01-2009
- # 59
all I can say if that I've finally had the guts to check some 4 year old MAM-E branded TTH01, and they look wonderfulQuote:Originally Posted by pepst It is still unclear whether MAM-E did have a licences for using TDK/MBI/TY MID codes. I doubt it and even if yes, they were using only MID codes of those companies, not stampers and dye.
I think that they just "borrowed" those MID codes like many other smaller manufacturers (especially in Asia). MAM-E certainly was not manufacturing any media for aforementioned companies and I do not think that they have any license for using their MIDs.
they were burned on a Pioneer 108 at 8X, and I've checked them in some Liteon DVD player w/ Kprobe2 at 6X....they yield better results than freshly burned MCC030RG20
two things matter for DVD-R life span, the error rates and the perinity of the dye..you can get good burns that turn unreadable in a few months(my Vivastar media were like that
), same goes Princo and all the cheap stuff.
either they were making TTH01 discs for TDK, or they were licensing their dye(the PM told me several times that they were also "outsourcing" media).
my sister bought some genuine TTH01 TDK retail discs at the same period, and they had the same internal code(like DVRxxxx for MCC03RG20), but didn't have the black writing in the hub. - Posted:
17-01-2009
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MAM-E was officially making TTH01.Quote:Originally Posted by leeperry all I can say if that I've finally had the guts to check some 4 year old MAM-E branded TTH01, and they look wonderful
either they were making TTH01 discs for TDK, or they were licensing their dye(the PM told me several times that they were also "outsourcing" media).
DVRxxxx for MCC03RG20. Is not a official Mitsubishi disc !.Quote:my sister bought some genuine TTH01 TDK retail discs at the same period, and they had the same internal code(like DVRxxxx for MCC03RG20), but didn't have the black writing in the hub. __________________
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17-01-2009
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Hmm not so sure about that looking at data from other parties.Quote:Originally Posted by Womi Thanks pepst, great pictures
I think 30% of the whole DL market is fake RICOHJPN D01 from UmeDisc.
It's everywhere. (at least I run into it much more often than I'd like to)
That 30% is a to high estimate. It would mean that UMEDISC is the only chinese manufacturer (that is borrowing Ricoh's code), which is proven to not be true.
Keep in mind no big retail brands seem to use Umedisc for dual layer media so far.__________________
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17-01-2009
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Intenso uses UmeDisc only for their DLs - its a brand thats very widespread here in small and big local storesQuote:Originally Posted by dakhaas Hmm not so sure about that looking at data from other parties.
That 30% is a to high estimate. It would mean that UMEDISC is the only chinese manufacturer (that is borrowing Ricoh's code), which is proven to not be true.
Keep in mind no big retail brands seem to use Umedisc for dual layer media so far.
Kodak DLs also start to appear (but can be Ume or MBI) - Posted:
17-01-2009
- # 63
oops I meant ZD____-DVR-___Quote:Originally Posted by dakhaas DVRxxxx for MCC03RG20. Is not a official Mitsubishi disc !.
is that the stamper code?
anyhow these 4 yo TTH01 yield much better scans than my 4yo TYG01/2yo TYG02/brand new MCC03RG20
I might switch to TTH02 next time I buy media, I think they're still available.....I've had some very bad CMC made MCC03RG20 batches, only the Prodisc were good...
EDIT: oops TTH02 is very bad apparently, will stick to MCC03RG20 :
http://club.cdfreaks.com/f33/tth02-w...dation-205982/
Last edited by leeperry; 17-01-2009 at 18:32. - Posted:
17-01-2009
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On the flip side, others have had more success with CMC rather than Prodisc. Personally, I'd take either and just hope that I get good scans out of it - I'm pretty much assured though that burning at the right settings ensures a good disc even without scans. Although they (neo-Verbs) scan worse than older MCC media, compatibility and long-term stability is still top-notch.Quote:Originally Posted by leeperry I might switch to TTH02 next time I buy media, I think they're still available.....I've had some very bad CMC made MCC03RG20 batches, only the Prodisc were good...
EDIT: oops TTH02 is very bad apparently, will stick to MCC03RG20 :
http://club.cdfreaks.com/f33/tth02-w...dation-205982/
Has anyone posted scans on those new DL yet? I still haven't found UMEDISC DLs locally, just lots of Riteks and CMCs.__________________
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In use: Optiarc AD-7200S (1.09bt) • Samsung SH-S203N (SB02) • LG GSA-H62N (CL01) • LiteOn iHAS220 (8LC2) • Sony DRX-810UL <-> BenQ EW164B (BEFB) • 3x BenQ DW1640 (BSLB/BSRB/BEFB) • 2x LiteOn LTR-52327S (QS0E/QS5A) • Plextor PX-W2410A (1.04) • Plextor PX-716UF (1.11) • Plextor Premium-U (1.06)
I feed my Canon MP610 with MCC 02RG20 & MCC 03RG20
Still wanting a: SATA Sanyo Plextor DVD±RW, Yamaha CRW-F1, well-performing USB/FW 5.25" Enclosures (like MaPower H51)
Interested but not dying to get a: Optiarc AD-7240S, Plextor Premium 2, BenQ DW1650/1655, Pioneer DVR-217, BD-RE drive - Posted:
17-01-2009
- # 65
yeah, the MCC02RG20 were giving much better scans than the MCC03RG20.....but well media perinity is apparently very good, coz the dye is very stableQuote:Originally Posted by evo69 On the flip side, others have had more success with CMC rather than Prodisc. Personally, I'd take either and just hope that I get good scans out of it - I'm pretty much assured though that burning at the right settings ensures a good disc even without scans. Although they (neo-Verbs) scan worse than older MCC media, compatibility and long-term stability is still top-notch.
getting 20 PI(on TTH01) or 100(on MCC03RG20) in KProbe2 doesn't really matter to me, it's all very readable...PIF are always <5(it's a DVD reader so it can only be compared to its own scans)
well my bad CMC MCC03RG20 had very bad edges, some of them even had missing dye spikes at the very outer edge
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17-01-2009
- # 66
ume@EMTEC_DVD+R DL __________________
for now im talking about _slim_ drives from tsst(toshiba.dsp)&qsi(mediatek.dsp)
*currently
i lose any interest in oms..
samsung got slim bd writers
SN-B043A, SN-B043L
some_info_thinks_research_interests..
qsi_mediatek_slim_drives_group
with your fw version info ofcouse - Posted:
18-01-2009
- # 67
Those arent made by UmeDisc. These are made in Macao (not sure about the name of the company)Quote:Originally Posted by ZRG
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