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Think I'm on the right board
Posted:
02 Jul 2013, 12:26
by kathy22
But am transferring Hard drive recordings onto DVD discs and am wondering what the difference is between DVD-R and DVD+R I know what RW is for but not too sure of the - and +
Many thanks
Kathy
Re: Think I'm on the right board
Posted:
02 Jul 2013, 12:48
by Diflower
Kathy so long as whatever you're playing the discs on can accept either it doesn't matter which you use.
I think DVD-R is just an older format (it started earlier, but is still used as well). So some older CD players for instance can't read the DVD+R format.
Re: Think I'm on the right board
Posted:
02 Jul 2013, 13:16
by Workingman
Di has it.
-R is the older format +R offers more options when recording - they are both write once. As for playback it is not an issue now unless you own one of the original DVD players.
Re: Think I'm on the right board
Posted:
02 Jul 2013, 16:00
by kathy22
Thanks for that, most of my blank DVDs are +R I have only a couple of blank -R left
Kathy