Verbatim - Blu-ray Recordable Media - BD-R - 6x - 25 GB - 25 Pack Spindle

I decided to upgrade my music library and started downloading a lot of high-res audio files (24 bit high sample rate flac) from HDtracks and similar sites. They tend to be around three times larger than 16 bit 44.1 kHz CD audio tracks. Dual-layer DVDs were no longer practical for backing-up the quantity of large files I was accumulating. Verbatim BD-Rs hold roughly three times the data for about the same price as the DL DVDs I was using (a dollar and change when purchased on sale), and were available right off the shelf at a nearby BestBuy store. Burning from a Mac Pro with Pioneer BDR-2077 using Toast Titanium. Decent write speed for the amount of data - about half an hour for 23+ GB per disk.

I have burned all 25 disks backing up photos, and select movies from my Synology 1515+ NAS. I am extremely impressed at the fact I am using a LG Blue ray burner through my stick computer connected to Ethernet. My house has full Ethernet ports connected to a Netgear POE 16 port router.

Bought these to burn a video that was larger than 4GB they worked perfectly. I did have to purchase an external Blue-ray disc burner because my MacBook was unable to but it was all pretty straight forward plug and play. I also purchased a Samsung BD-J5100 Blu-ray Player to play the discs.

Ive never had issues with verbatim discs and i have used every type of disk they make. thousands of dc-rs, hundreds of dual layer and single layer blu ray disks. DVD disks ive made hundreds and have no issues with burning, reading or errors. Ill keep buying them as long as they keep up their QC on the disks.

Got these to burn home videos onto. I copy and paste directly to disc and am able to watch videos on BD-Player (Samsung). I just have to format disc (Windows 7) as DVD/BD and not data disc in order to watch on BD-Player. The discs work flawlessly with AVCHD video format and seem to be extremely durable.