I wasted many trying to get them to burn at the right speed.

I burn at a slow speed and don't have trouble, sometimes up to 5x or 6x, but never 8x.

So for those people burning at maximum speed and burn coasters, try burning at a slower speed!!!!!!

Finally there's burn speed

Even IF you slow down the speed they still screw-up

The new high speed ones are just terrible.

Slower speeds do not remedy this either.

Burn speed does not help make these work properly as some reviewers have said

When I limited the speed to 4X (the lowest available with my system), I only got 3 failed burns out of 15 attempts

I tried burning at a slower speed (2.4X) and still the Memorex had burn failures

I have to burn these on slow speed to have a chance of it working at

Recommendations:extremely important write speed set at lowest possible (2.4x) makes it easy for the burning application your using to make a smooth transition to the second layer

If you don't mind slower speeds, this DVD+R is definately worth the money.

I tried everything (new DVD drivers, different software, slow speeds, etc.)

I even tried writing at a slower speed to see if that would help, No luck.

I still keep getting errors on recording sometimes when I slow down the speed which means throw away a disk

Despite the numerous negative reviews, I went ahead and purchased the Memorex DVD+R DL 50 pack because it was the best deal since the other reviewers noted they had success at a lower burn rate and I expected it to work with a slower burn speed

Slowing down your burnspeed really doesn't take much more time than default speed or faster speed.

If I have to burn at slower speeds, they are a waste of my time and

, I was determined not to lose the entire cost of my Memorex purchase, so I slowed burn speed to 4x, and thus far, no failures

If speed is what you want, try a different brand, but if you are in no rush, slow down the bunring speed and you should not have any trouble.

Reduce the speed to 6X and works fine

Now I can record more reliably: but only if I use the slowest speed of 4x

I even noticed that when these started burning they were at a much, much slower speed than my previous Memorex Dual-Layer DVDs that I believe were rated at the same speed.

But with these discs, using 4 to 5 different software programs, and always burning at the slowest speed possible, appeared to have little effect

While they will burn at slow speeds, they are so unreliable that I don't trust them to store my data

Speed is better and more consistent than the last dual layered dvds I got.

burn speed of 1x.

Burn speed is good

You might get a dud or two, but the QC on them is good with great movie playback and very fast transfer speeds of data Buy these.

When I limited the speed to 4X (the lowest available with my system), I only got 3 failed burns out of 15 attempts

I bought Memorex double-layer media I began experiencing nearly a 100% failure rate!I tried recording at slower speeds (my recorder's slowest speed for DL media is 4x)

Half of them don't burn successfully and you have to burn at really slow speeds (1-2x) otherwise you're just creating drink coasters.

When I attempted to use Apple's iDVD software to burn my first disc I used the "fastest" speed which leaves it up to the software to decide what to do.

I set my Memorex burner to 6x burning speed and have had no problems with creating coasters.

No coasters and great speeds

If you are having problems, try writing at the slowest speed, be sure to enable the setting to write once/close disc and don't be doing other strenuous tasks on the computer while writing.

Even at the slowest speeds

From what I'm hearing (a lot), Verbatim +R DL slow speed is the way to go on dual layered disks

Just limit your burning speed to 8x

There is no difference what OS, writer drive, burning software, or speed at recording

I did not try these speeds, because it worked on the 2.4x speed

Also burn a dual layer at a slower speed.

anyway, i didn't get the 'incompatible' error like on the NECs, but it was odd that i could choose burning speeds from 1x to 48x for a DL DVD+R

Great Great Product, amazing delivery speeds! and awesome price

I have tried slowing down the writing speed like another reviewer suggested but that did not help.

I burn at a slower speed, but have not made a coaster yet.

I'm planning to buy the 50 pack from Amazon and live with the slow writing speed

I have a 25pk and not one coaster, all you have to do is lower your write speed and everytheing will work fine

In my opinion, I think the reason people are having issues is because they are choosing speeds that their disc drives arn't ready to handle yet.

With the Kodak, on the same burner, on the fastest burn speed, every one has been successful.

I'm a cautious burner; I restrict the burn speed to one notch below maximum speed

My DVD's still burn at twice the speed of the more expensive product and cost half the price.

I've burned 3 of them, slowed down the burn speed, one plays, but it was a low-content file

The top speed of my DVD writer for DL is only 2.4x and it takes about 45 minutes to write a full disc.

I tried a few different burning programs, I slowed down the burning speed; didnt help.

Don't always try to burn at the fastest speed