Here are the pictures. However, it is a DVD+R, but that's what I said.

I'll post images tomorrow. Your images look like some "new edition" Mediarange I remember the older ones looking different. Cake looks pretty much the same as the Cake BD-R Mediarange which I bought recently and had very poor results with.

It's not too bad, but a long time ago (10-15 years or more), "B-grade" media from FTI (Dupli Line, Maxtec - FTI's in-house brand) gave incomparably better results. It seems that extreme cost-cutting measures are now being implemented everywhere possible.

Paradoxically, the "made in China" MediaRange media from Umedisc now seem to be a much better choice.

This is what mine look like. I don't know if the EAN or SKU differs depending on the country of manufacture.

The local store only has DVD+R Mediarange. I burned one today and it looks pretty good.

I'll send the pictures tomorrow.
It seems that most of the currently available CD-R and DVD-R media from MediaRange are from FTI. Black CD-Rs and printable CD-Rs (except audio) definitely, printable DVD+Rs and newer DVD-Rs as well, but media in slim cases and older DVDR stocks are still from Umedisc. All types of BD-Rs, in my experience, come from CMC Magnetics.

I am disappointed with the quality of these new media; FTI has never produced worse media than these.

Can you attach a picture of the cake and DVD-R? I don't think I've ever seen Mediarange with this MID. I wanted to check, but it seems I only have +R at home. I've generally had good burning quality with Mediarange DVDs...

Lite-On eNAU608 5 CL02, 4,34 GB burned at 8x

sold as "MediaRange 16x DVD-R"
MID: TTH02
made in UAE by Falcon Technologies International

https://forum.cdrinfo.pl/attachment....1&d=1755888818

MediaRange 16X DVD-R
 

Optiarc DVD RW AD-5200A 1.09, 4,34 GB burned at 12x

sold as "MediaRange 16x DVD-R"
MID: TTH02
made in UAE by Falcon Technologies International

https://forum.cdrinfo.pl/attachment....1&d=1755887133