DataWrite DVD+R 8x MCC03 printable

Blank Media Blank DVD Media Tests
#1

Here is few scans of burning this media (probably fake) with BenQ 1640 burner, but with different firmwares.

#2

Same firmware, burned at 4x speed. Solid burn was OFF.

BENQ_EW164B_BEFB_4x.jpeg641x527 68.6 KB

#3

Same firmware, burned at 4x speed. Solid burn and WOPC was ON.

BENQ_EW164B_BEFB_4x_sbON.jpeg641x527 70.5 KB

#4

Original firmware (UDMA2), burned at 4x speed. Solid burn and WOPC was ON.

BENQ_DW1640_BSLB_4x_sbON.jpeg641x527 69.3 KB

#5

Original firmware (UDMA2), burned at 4x speed. Solid burn was ON, WOPC was OFF.

BENQ_DW1640_BSLB_4x_woOff.jpeg641x527 70.9 KB

#6

Finaly new firmware (UDMA2), burned at 4x speed. Solid burn was ON, WOPC was OFF.

BENQ_DW1640_BSMB_4x_woOff.jpeg641x527 72.9 KB

#7

Save your images as PNG not jpg! Your images are ugly and blury!

#8

No it is not. Maybe you or your browser resize images? Images are 641x527, 24bit, 83KB. Just perfect pics… :wink:

#9

there not as sharp as png’s as png is lossless and much better at compressing solid block colour graphics.
normally png gets these scnas to about 40kb which is half of the jpeg size for sharper quality.
NUff said

#10

Not perfect! UGLY!

Save them as a PNG, they will look sooooo much better than your Jpg’s. And the size will be smaller. PNG is Lossless so no quality is lost, unlike JPG (jpeg) which is lossy (quality is lost when saved as a jpg).

If you just take a look at the pics on the site and compare them to yours you will see how much clearer the PNG’s look.