what kind of cds and dvds do you use?
The short answer is, “only the very best available.” If you’re someone, however, who wants to know “the rest of the story,” here it is. We use Taiyo Yuden printable discs exclusively. While not a brand familiar from the local discount stores, Taiyo Yuden actually invented the original CD-R back in 1988, were one of the original licensors of “Orange Book,” the standard of CD-R, are favored by more professionals around the world for mastering than any other brand, and are still chosen as reference media for design of CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW drives by most drive manufacturers, thus assuring their compatibility is second to none. That said, we still urge you to make back-up copies of the disks you receive, or copy the files to your hard drive. Unfortunately, as studies over the last few years have made clear, no recordable media can really be considered permanent no matter what claims are made for their longevity by the manufacturers or vendors. You can increase their lifespan by storing them
