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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

About two weeks ago, I wrote an article about Blu-ray Authoring Process Explained. Since then, I have received several inquiries from customers looking for more information about it. Because making ... 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

Long before the Compact Disc was invented, the Compact Cassette tape was the most popular format for personal audio playback and recording. However, the convenience and reliability of home CD burners may leave cassette ... Read More

In a perfect world, nothing would break down and nothing would ever go wrong. In the real world, problems can and do happen, and they always seem to happen at the worst possible time ... 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

Have you ever wondered why store bought DVD movies are silver on the bottom while the ones you burn yourself are purple? Why is it that DVD-R discs only come in purple but CD-R discs come in a variety of colors? Well, I'm g ... Read More

Believe it or not, the CD spindle (or “cake box”) is one of the most versatile plastic containers available today. To most people, a cake box is nothing more than a way of ... Read More