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04-18-2013, 10:57 PM
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I downloaded DVD Identifier and put a blank disc in the drive; the manufacturer was Sony, and the code was SONYD21. This appears in both your list of archival grade DVD's and 2nd grade DVD's. So which is it, or do I need to look at other data from the Identifier program?
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For Sony discs, refer to the country of origin. Read the package Was it made in Taiwan, made in India, or made in Malaysia? Taiawn is the good disc -- both Ritek and Sony-made discs. The others are not that great.

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