$41.00 Melody BD-R Blu-Ray 25GB 4X 10SP + Free Shipping (Sold Out)

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Store Rep[Deactivated] on 19/05/2010 - 11:56 amediadisc.com (149 clicks)
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$41.00 Melody BD-R Blu-ray 25GB 4X 10SP + Free Shipping

Description

Blu-ray offers over five times the storage capacity of traditional DVD’s and can hold up to 25GB on a single-layer disc. This extra capacity allows substantial amounts of data storage, 1080p Full HD video, as many as 7.1 channels of digital surround sound offering an unprecedented total high definition experience.

Specifications

• Up to 25GB capacity
• Full HD 1080p High Definition video
• Single layer disc
• Offers an unprecedented high definition experience

Package Contents

• Pack of 10 BD-R Blu-ray blank discs

Shipping Info

• Shipping: Free Shipping (Melody BD-R Promotion)

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  wisc on 19/05/2010 - 12:34

  doesnt seem great at all!

  msy sells them for cheaper single!

  think i paid about 3.50 per disc, will hold off on the neg until i find an example.

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    Cluster on 19/05/2010 - 12:39

    MSY's cheapest 25Gb blu-ray blank disc is a Ritek at $6 each. This offer is 10 discs for $41 with free postage, so $4.10 per disc.

    Therefore MSY is not cheaper.

    http://www.msy.com.au/Parts/PARTS.pdf

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      wisc on 19/05/2010 - 12:39

      +1

      damnit thanks for clarifying, was looking for what i paid… sorry about that!

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  [Deactivated] on 19/05/2010 - 14:03

  +1

  Good deal I guess but as for me I'm not quite ready to swap to bluray burning just quite yet.
  $41 for 10 reminds me of when DVDs were astronomical.
  Will wait for the time when its $1-2 per disc :)
  Cheers for the post +

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    Cluster on 19/05/2010 - 14:14

    +1

    The main problem with blu-ray media is that it's far more expensive than hard drive storage. $41 for 10 discs is very good (assuming they're good quality). $82 for 500Gb of storage. A 1Tb hard drive costs just $95 (Officeworks) or $85 in specialist shops for the bare drive.

    Optical media used to be the cheapest way to store data. Now it's quite expensive. Pity.

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  ozblogger on 19/05/2010 - 15:10

  And How long does it take to burn 1 blu-ray disc (25GB) ?

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    mikkim4eva on 19/05/2010 - 17:29

    good question LOL

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    Bob81 on 20/05/2010 - 03:16

    If your blu-ray burner can burn at 4X (60-minutes divided by 4) as these discs can, A disc should be completed in 15-minutes.

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  WhiteEvo6 on 19/05/2010 - 19:41

  Its good for anyone wanting to backup heaps of video. My HD camera makes huge files and I am always worried about the loss of family movies. +v

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    Cluster on 19/05/2010 - 22:19

    If you're going to backup important data, please consider using two blu-ray discs of different brands. Cheap optical media can fail after a few years in storage, and it's difficult to predict which manufacturer will make a faulty batch and when.

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    Bob81 on 20/05/2010 - 03:18

    -3

    Convert them to Xvid using AutoGK.
    http://www.autogk.me.uk/

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  rbaraz on 20/05/2010 - 08:40

  i am tempted to buy this but then I have to find a BD burner to use with them :)

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    wisc on 20/05/2010 - 09:15

    with blue ray burners now at a couple hundred bux, its a decent time to buy… that said i haven't burned anything with mine yet and have only watched one blue ray for the sake of watching a blue ray.

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  lonewolf on 20/05/2010 - 12:53

  Is there a limit to how much I can buy?

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    Store Rep[Deactivated] @ Amedia Disc Distribution on 20/05/2010 - 21:16

    limited 5 per customer

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  ptfff on 22/05/2010 - 20:30

  hmm $41 for 10 bluray discs of 25gb…. so 250gb all up for $41….

  You can pick up a 1tb hard drive for about double the price, a smaller size but still bigger than the discs for just slightly…

  I guess this will be the proper death of optical media for computer usage for myself.

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    wisc on 24/05/2010 - 10:04

    they will come down… to about 1 dollar a disc, (id wager) so 1 dollar for 25 GB hdd based on 1TB for 100 bux is about 1 dollar per ten gig, by the time optical media comes down, it will probably be onpar with 2TB for 100 Bux…

    the problem with HDDs is that you can only fit so many in your machine at a time and they are (typically) less portable.

    though with a docking station they may be a good alternative as they are much faster anyway.