I recomment -R by a reputable brand. TDK seem to work best for compatibility, whilst others can be a bit hit and miss.
I typicaly get TDK DVD-R 16x discs. The higher the speed supported the more reliable the disks tend to be, and the more expensive.
Also burn the disks as the slowest speed you are comfortable with. Mine doesn't record at slower than 4x, which is what I use if I want the disk as readable as possible over a broad range of Hardware.
I typicaly get TDK DVD-R 16x discs. The higher the speed supported the more reliable the disks tend to be, and the more expensive.
Also burn the disks as the slowest speed you are comfortable with. Mine doesn't record at slower than 4x, which is what I use if I want the disk as readable as possible over a broad range of Hardware.