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Posted by beavis on 10/05/10 11:40
In article <oramv1h0j80093ab5kijeropjgv288l05a@4ax.com>, PeteCresswell
<x@y.Invalid> wrote:
> If somebody had to choose between a spindle of -R and +R blank DVDs, which
> would
> be the logical choice, then?
>
> Sounds like +R... ?
Absolutely not. Assuming your burner can do both (as mine can), I'd
buy DVD-R (as I do). The only reason I'd use DVD+R for video is if I
were using one of the home video recorders, because it doesn't need
finalizing the way DVD-R does.
But when it comes to burning stuff from a computer, that "advantage"
becomes a liability in terms of compatibility with regular DVD players.
As Oldus Fartus pointed out, the "bitsetting" is simply a kludge to
make DVD+R somewhat more compatible. DVD-R is more compatible right
out of the box.
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