Amazon has
Amazon Basics External Ultra HD Blu-ray 6X Burner for
$69.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- External slim Blu-ray / DVD writer bundled with CyberLink Media Suite allowing for easy play, create, burn, and share of media content for use with laptops and desktops. Operating system compatibility: Windows 11/10, Windows 8.1, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 8, Windows 7, Mac OS X
- Read and write with Blu-ray, DVD, CD discs; compatible with M-Disc (scratch resistant and fingerprint resistant protected disc)
- BDXL supports simple plug in and record 100GB/128GB onto a triple layer BDXL disc for data archiving applications. Compatible with BD-R/RE, DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW, DVD-RAM, CD-R/RW
- Easy plug and play functionality with anti-skip technology for continuous uninterrupted playback.
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Is anybody getting this for cold storage? It looks like the discs cost $100/TB but it might be worth it to somebody to have something that doesn't fail in the same way as HDDs or flash memory.
This was removed in 11th gen "Rocket Lake", so I guess that limits playback to four generations of Intel hardware [tomshardware.com] unless the DRM is cracked.
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Is anybody getting this for cold storage? It looks like the discs cost $100/TB but it might be worth it to somebody to have something that doesn't fail in the same way as HDDs or flash memory.
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Is anybody getting this for cold storage? It looks like the discs cost $100/TB but it might be worth it to somebody to have something that doesn't fail in the same way as HDDs or flash memory.
This was removed in 11th gen "Rocket Lake", so I guess that limits playback to four generations of Intel hardware [tomshardware.com] unless the DRM is cracked.
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Is anybody getting this for cold storage? It looks like the discs cost $100/TB but it might be worth it to somebody to have something that doesn't fail in the same way as HDDs or flash memory.
This was removed in 11th gen "Rocket Lake", so I guess that limits playback to four generations of Intel hardware [tomshardware.com] unless the DRM is cracked.
You could get a used LTO drive and have long term storage on tape.
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You could get a used LTO drive and have long term storage on tape.
You could get a used LTO drive and have long term storage on tape.
They keep claiming it, but I've yet to see it
I pulled mp3s off of cds that I burned in 1997, and it got them all. The only ones that gave me problems were ones I beat to hell from lugging them back and forth to work back then. I scratched the hell out of those, but still got almost everything off of them.
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