(But if you want to be totally safe, make a second backup on a zip drive or hard drive, from which to re-burn to DVD every 10 years.). .

Once you put them in a high speed drive, they start to warble and sometimes shatter and when that happens, your drive is ruined

I would be afraid that the disk wouldn't hold on to the ink while spinning inside my hard drive.

I checked my drive and it burns at 16x with other DVDs fine

I have read that the issues may be due to Windows 10, but I have been unable to burn the DVD-R in my burner (which is only a few months old)

Verbatim MKM inkjet DVD+R DL's to burn the 2nd layer in the Pioneer, even though the branded, non inkjet Verbatim DVD+R DL's of the same speed and the same MKM MID DO burn without issue in the Pioneer

It burns DVD+-RWs and DVD+R DL perfectly.

these are the best DVD-R that you can have

These are the best DVD-+R that you can buy and this is the only place I can find them

easily the worst DVD-R's I've ever seen.