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February 20th 07, 09:32 PM
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Which DVD format is best for recording
"Gary" wrote in message ... In article om, says... Forgetting about HD and bluray, which recordable DVD format is the best? There's only one way to find out... -- viv +RW is easier to use than -RW because of the quick start of +rw . +R and -R are no difference to use. That's only true if the recorder is designed to use both types due to an intrinsic difference between the two formats. If it says -R then buy -R if it says +R then buy +R if it says it works with both it's very unlikely you will notice a difference. 
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February 21st 07, 01:55 AM
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Which DVD format is best for recording
"JohnW" wrote in message
... "Gary" wrote in message ... In article om, says... Forgetting about HD and bluray, which recordable DVD format is the best? There's only one way to find out... -- viv +RW is easier to use than -RW because of the quick start of +rw . +R and -R are no difference to use. That's only true if the recorder is designed to use both types due to an intrinsic difference between the two formats. If it says -R then buy -R if it says +R then buy +R if it says it works with both it's very unlikely you will notice a difference. You will if the DVD-RW is x6 and the DVD+RW is x8  )(kim)
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February 21st 07, 10:37 AM
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Which DVD format is best for recording
On 20 Feb, 19:41, JNugent wrote:
Dr Hfuhruhurr wrote: On 19 Feb, 13:02, "Ed" wrote: Forgetting about HD and bluray, which recordable DVD format is the best? The reason I ask is I was backing up some old tapes onto DVD for my brother, and he gave me a spindle of DVD+R discs. Previously I have used only DVD-R discs for recordings that I want to write once and finalise into DVD-Video, and DVD-RAM for timeshifting before we got a PVR. Is one of the +R or -R better for any reason, or are they interchangeable? Apologies for my ignorance! Cheers Ed Never had a problem with either on my Liteon 5023. No compatibility issues with anything I've recorded on it. I do however record to the HDD first then save to DVD if I want to keep it. I tend to but whatever disks are at hand and cheap. Last was a shop near me and was - Rs 100 for about £8. before that it was +Rs for about £8.50. £8 for a hundred?- D'oh! Make that 50. Doc
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