I tried burning more slowly than 16x, have tried different files, no dice

player(as long as you burn dvd structured files of course).I want to let every body know that I am an independent user, and my reviews are not influenced by any company

because i cant get the right file types converted to burn onto these disks, i dont have a good converter so the file types wont burn, but these were packaged nicely and no damage from shipping so theyre good.

In other words, if you have a DVD burner that supports a transfer rate of 32X and you are burning your files onto a 16X blank DVD, the maximum speed your burner will be able to use is 16X, even though though your burner is capable of burning at a faster rate.

I have used these to burn many different files and have had almost no bad discs.

I typically use DVD's for burning movies, files, and photo's (mostly movies), and I haven't had one disc yet that has worked properly

On macs try using your Disk Utility to burn a file to see if it works.

My studio has been using these DVD's to burn raw photo files as a backup for over a year now.

I've had no problems burning videos or .iso files to these, and they seem to be usable on dvd players old and new

So for that it's good, but, again, compatibility with a dvd player for tv viewing will depend on technical expertise and having the correct hardware and correct files formatted to the disc.

Solid state drivers are too unpredictable and when they lose your files, they're gone

Almost had a coaster with one disc, but it was saved with multi-session, and writen over the bad files that didn't burn right

Note that all these discs were used on the same new computer, attempting to burn the same files

Waste your money as any Amazon customer i though their products would be of good quality

As it turns out, the spindle broke in half (roughly), and some discs ended up falling out haphazardly and perhaps got scratched as I fumbled around with them.