Gold-plated CDRs
phil cash cash
cashcash at EMAIL.ARIZONA.EDU
Sat Sep 10 18:10:09 UTC 2005
Thanks Jim & Robert!
For non-replaceable language recordings, it makes sense to use media
that has the greatest longevity. This will make archiving less of a
worry and more of a "best practice".
I imagine that the archival quality ratings for the gold-plated CDRs are
applicable also to the gold-plated DVDRs. Since I will be working with
digital video it might be a good practice to use this media too.
I took a shallow look on the internet and found that Wipedia has a nice
summary of CDRs worth looking at. They mention Mitsui.
CDR
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-R
Also, here is a link to Mitsui or Mitsui MAM-A.
http://store.mam-a-store.com/standard---archive-gold.html
For better pricing, you can get the Mitsui MAM-A media a bit cheaper
here.
http://www.american-digital.com/prodsite/
later,
Phil Cash Cash
UofA, ILAT
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