Verbatim 43428 800MB DataLife CD-R - Jewel Cased 10 Pack

I've been wanting to put the entire 2-disc set of Pink Floyd's The Wall onto one CD ever since I dropped the second disc under my car seat while swapping them out, completely scratching it. Unfortunately, the whole album is just over 81 minutes long, which means I'd have to cut one song, and that would be blasphemy. I never even thought to check if high-capacity CDs even existed, and now I can finally fit it all!First of all, you need to make sure that your PC's disc recorder, as well as the software you plan to use both support "overburn". Depending on what program you use, you might need to go into the settings and manually turn on the option. I used Nero's Burning ROM software, and had to do that after seeing the notification that there wasn't enough room on the disc for my project. Everything was fixed when I turned it on.When I did a simulated burn (a nice feature of Nero's software) to check for possible errors, it said that it was an "illegal" disc. As these are from Verbatim, and not some random cheap company that no one's ever heard of, I believe that's also normal. When I actually burned the disc, that error didn't show up in the final checklist. As always, use the slowest speed your software allows when burning CDs to prevent skipping (no higher than 16x, but try for even lower if you can).Also, your computer will most likely only recognize the disc as the standard 700mb, instead of the accurate 800mb, so don't worry if you see the wrong number show up. However, if you're using these to just store data, I have no idea if you'll be able to access all 800mb, and I don't want to waste one of my discs to test that.My car is a 2002 Saturn, and I was worried that it wouldn't play the disc. After all, the CD player itself could very well have been made in the 90s (wow....that really made me feel my age to say that). However, I was very happy to see that it worked perfectly fine, and it also plays in every player in my house, including my Playstations.I've never had trouble with any Verbatim recordable media. I'd say you should definitely get these! They're fairly inexpensive, and each disc comes in standard-sized CD cases, instead of those cheap, flimsy thin ones.

I have been using these for years to burn larger music albums onto. With the right hardware and software you can actually achieve in excess of 90 minutes. To do this you HAVE to enable overtubning in your software and raise the max overburn threshold, it is simply the only way any disc over the standard size fits more music. I am using Nero Burning ROM. I have been able to write up to 92 minutes of music on a single disc and read with no problems in my car stereo! (your mileage may vary on different players) Overall fantastic product.

Luckily I had a program that did, Burnaway. The program didn't recognize the disks all the time for the full capacity. I don't know if the disks or the program is at fault.

These CD-R discs hold ninety minutes of content. They are 800Mb in size rather than the 700Mb commonly seen in retail stores. I had an 86 minute long program that I wanted to get on one disc. I was able to over burn this disc and got the complete program on one CD. Most CD burners will allow you to overburn and most CD players will play them. These are hard to find and expensive compared to the normal 80 minute, 700 Mb CD. The shipper was very quick to ship them and I got them 10 days faster than I expected. Very satisfied with the product and with the seller.

With a Nero Burning ROM program installed on your PC, and the "over burning" option enabled, these work excellent.Managed to fit 89mins of music on them and they play excellent on my 2003car CD player.

The cd's states that they're 90 mins. I tried to download music that was 1 hour and 25 mins long which is less than 90 mins. My computer says the cd was 80 mins!

I thought they were 90 minute CD's but they aren't. Works well otherwise.

These cds 💿 work for projects I’ve used in the past recording songs

I need some larger than standard capacity CD's and these worked very well. Would buy again when I run out of them, if I need more.

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I needed to listen to music in the car, I know, it is an older car! Anyway! These do the trick, I was able to burn the CDs adequately, the sound is clear and consistent. I did not any trouble as all songs burnt onto the CDs perfectly! I just wish there would be more space on these types of CDs to add more songs!

Para mi los mejores CD virgenes del mercado.

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