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With the right hardware, watching a 3D Blu-ray movie is a fairly simple process. All you need is a 3D-compatible TV, Blu-ray player, and a replicated Blu-ray 3D movie. Pop the disc in the player, put on your 3 ... Read More

Have you ever looked at a package of recordable DVDs and wondered what the numbers "8X" or "16X" are all about? Those figures indicate the maximum write speed of the discs. This information also provides a clue as to ... Read More

Many people choose optical discs for backing up their most important files. DVD discs and Blu-ray discs offer the high capacity needed to archive information such as tax documents, family p ... Read More

When burning a blank CD, DVD, or Blu-ray disc, we always recommend that customers finalize their discs when they are finished recording. But what do ... Read More

Not too long ago, I wrote an article about the true storage capacity of a DVD disc. I think that Blu-ray discs also deserve ... Read More

If you have ever purchased a recordable DVD disc, you have probably noticed that the packaging says 4.7GB of storage space. However, when you go to burn the disc, the available free space is just 4,400 MB. This may lea ... Read More

Back in the days of Video Cassette Recorders, recording your own movies was a pretty simple process. Blank tapes could be recorded in Standard Play (SP) mode or Long Play (LP) mode. Stand ... Read More

In explaining the features and benefits of recordable Blu-ray discs, many comparisons are made to standard CD and DVD recordable discs. While there are many similarities between these optic ... Read More