Dutch folks looking for cheap media, and you dont mind waiting 45 min to burn 1 disc, go to cdrwinkel.com, they still sell Network (Optodisc)DVD+R 2.4 speed 
10 DVD+R’s in a cakebox for just 1,50 
LOL
Optodisc is mostly crap :Z
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showpost.php?p=1837910&postcount=11
If you mean in general , I have to dissagree
If you mean these particular 2.4x speed then I don’t know
The 8X DVD+R and 16X DVD+R (specially the 16X) are nothing short of [B]spectacular[/B] 
Ok,order is out the door.
I needed some Verbatim photopaper anyway,ordered the network cakebox and to get the total over 20 euro’s an antistatic wristband.
When its in I,m gonna test those baby’s on different speeds 
Keep you guys informed
Looking foeward for scans
I made 2 scans from the Optodisc OP1 Network DVD+R 2.4x cakebox.
They are in the Optodisc DVD+R section.
Burned the 1st one with no mediatweaks, but that one was a bit dissapointing( maybe I,m too spoiled with my Verbatim scans ).
the guy from the store told me that they still had stock from almost 6 years ago, and having that in mind I dont think the scan is that bad.
For the second burn I changed the strategy to OP2,still 2.4 speed though, but with a huge improvement.
I tried to make a 8x burn with the Optodisc OR8-00 strategy but that gave me a calibration error after the burning of the lead-in resulting in the dvd to be spit out.
Tried a 4x burn with the OR4-00 strategy but that one was even worse then the standard OP1 burn.
Any other strategies or settings you can recommend?
I have 5 discs left LOL 
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?p=1841514#post1841514
Having such old stock discs that may have laid in the sunlight and/or hi humidity would result in such scans