they all the same, just close your eyes and pick randomly
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Aug 23rd, 2006 03:24 PM #1
Question: DVD-R Vs. DVD+R
Hello,
I'm currently shopping for some blank DVD's and came accross some I like. However, they are different in that one package is DVD-R and the other is DVD+R. It says that your DVD burner must be compatible with either one.
I looked at my burner info and it says I have a Philips DVD+-RW. I'm assuming this means I can use either kind of blank DVD's, so my question is:
Which one is better? DVD+R or DVD-R? They are both the same price.
Thx,
Cayoo
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Aug 23rd, 2006 05:00 PM #3Deal Guru




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Not The Same
No they are not the same. From a technical stand point they are completely different.
In my opinion, DVD+R is superior than DVD-R. However, for practical purposes, DVD-R is more compatible with most stand alone players. Even though it should be the other way around.
Even if you use BitSetting in DVD+R, I still have problems.
Do a little research and decide.
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Aug 23rd, 2006 05:20 PM #4
If you can .. purchase a small pack of each +R and -R and see which plays best on your DVD player and any other players you might be using the media in.. I doubt if you have newer devices that it will make a difference, but back in the day some players won't play both.
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