Hi, bigdog9586,
I have an Epson R300 which I love, and I have a Casio, which I also like a lot.
The Casio helped me with the several hundred silver DVDs that I'd already had in my collection before switching to the white print-ables. With the right choice of fonts and graphics, the Casio is capable of producing a very professional looking DVD.
But if I were starting out from scratch, the artist in me would go with the R300, because one's imagination is the only limitation with this type of printer.
I'm sorry to hear about SergeantD's problems with the BeAll discs. This is something we should monitor very closely.
So far, the Riteks are working well on my burners, but my E-80 isn't very fond of them. I find the varying rate of compatibility very frustrating and alarming.
This is why I'm storing my serious stuff on RAM. So far I have never experienced a bad Panasonic DVD-Ram disc (white, no cartridge).
Happy Recording & Printing!
Peter M