Lite-On ATAPI iHBS212 2 HL05, 3.01 GB burned at 4x speed

sold as "Commax 8x DVD+R"
MID: VDSPMSAB 002
unknown manufacturer and country of origin (possibly DDT Malaysia?)

https://forum.cdrinfo.pl/attachments...rca-2026-3.png

Lite-On ATAPI iHBS212 2 HL05, 4.33 GB burned at 8x speed

sold as "Commax 8x DVD+R"
MID: VDSPMSAB 002
unknown country of origin and manufacturer (possibly DDT Malaysia?)

https://forum.cdrinfo.pl/attachment....1&d=1758472974

Optiarc DVD RW AD-5200A 1.09, 4,16 GB burned at 6x
MID: VDPMSAB 002
sold as "Commax 8x DVD+R"
unknown country of origin (my guess is Malaysia)


https://forum.cdrinfo.pl/attachments...ila-2025-2.png

Optiarc DVD RW AD-5200A 1.09, 4,21 GB burned at 8x
MID: VDPMSAB 002
sold as "Commax 8x DVD+R"
unknown country of origin (my guess is Malaysia)

https://forum.cdrinfo.pl/attachments...prila-2025.png

Commax 8x DVD+R
 

A medium with the infamous Interaxia MID code from an unknown producer probably from Southeast Asia (my guess is Malaysia).
It is clearly one of the best media with this MID (results on full size burners are even better), the media both visually and physically look much better than most low quality Interaxia MID media. The question is how long the data will be readable. Most of the Interaxia dye media have become unreadable within a few months...


I'm attaching an informative test on a drive that is not ideal for testing, but 10+ years ago, when I was heavily into CD and DVD media testing, it gave at least very roughly comparable results to Benq and Plextor drives.
I have the drives to test (Benq, Plextor, LiteON), but I can't find an IDE/SATA to USB converter at the moment. If I find one, I will complete the tests with a proper drive.

The data was burned with the same drive (Lite-On eNAU608 5 CL02) at 8x speed.