Aone DVD+R DL 8.5GB Storage Media
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Aone DVD+R DL 8.5GB Storage Media
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Aone DVD+R DL 8.5GB Storage Media

10pcs Cakebox, AonePlus-Gold DL-8X-FF-10C, 8.5GB DVD+R DL 8x, Dual Layer Full Face Printable, 240min
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Scan code: LN16249 Manufacturer code:
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Product Overview Manufactured by UMECode & branded under the up and coming Aone umbrella, this disc has set a new precedent in Dual Layer pricing.

Tested to be highly compatible with DVD players and Video Game Consoles - customers report that they are especially compatible with the Xbox 360. With its extremely fast 8x write speed, you can write 8.5GB in less than 15 minutes!

Double-layer media has a capacity of 8.5GB, this equates to 240 minutes of video in standard play mode.

NOTE: We recommend you use a Pioneer 111 with the LATEST firmware. Also best results on the Xbox 360 are at 4x - however you should try 8x just to see if it works great for you.
Features SEP (Super Extended Play): 960 min
SLP (Super Long Play): 720 min
EP (Extended Play): 480 min
LP (Long Play): 360 min
SP (Standard Play): 240 min
HQ (High Quality Play): 120 min
Warranty

Please note your statutory rights are not affected.

For further information regarding Scan's warranty procedure please see our terms and conditions

Details
Duration:
1 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Non-Returnable Item if Opened or Used
Telephone:
01204-474747

Additional Notes:
Warranty covers manufacturing defect of disk only.

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