Differences in recording media

S_Doherty

New Member
Hi all,

Sorry if this has been asked before....but, what is the principle difference between a DVD-R and a DVD+R disc?
 

jancz3rt

<b>VIP Member</b>
HMmm...

My turn. That other forum entry did not include this. Does the +R -R media type differ. Is a different type of recording material used? What is so different between a the two that you can only write on a -R with an only -R recorder? Please help me with this.

JAN :D
 

Geoff

VIP Member
One of the major differences is that DVD+R is meant mainly for use in home DVD players, most DVD players can play DVD+R, although DVD-R can be used in some DVD players, only newer ones and a few old ones. Almost all DVD players play DVD+R. As long as data goes, there isnt much of a difference, the major differences is for video or audio.
 

Praetor

Administrator
Staff member
One of the major differences is that DVD+R is meant mainly for use in home DVD players, most DVD players can play DVD+R, although DVD-R can be used in some DVD players, only newer ones and a few old ones.
Backwards there m8 ... older drives mostly support DVD-R

As long as data goes, there isnt much of a difference, the major differences is for video or audio.
Video or audio??? :confused: The difference is the process by which the media is made and by which the burning process is done... the contents are inconsequential
 
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