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October 7th 06, 03:33 PM
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DVD-R vs DVD+R
Hello, I see that I can create DVD video disks in Vista. Please recommend me
what media should I burn discs onto: DVD-R or DVD+R. I want my discs to play on the most DVD players (not on computers). Thank you for any help and links! 
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October 8th 06, 02:13 AM
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DVD-R vs DVD+R
Hi George You shoud visit Club CD Freaks at htt://cdfreaks.com, because that community knows everything about hardware combatibility and 'what is the best medium'. I personally have used DVD+R double layer disks from TDK and they have worked without any problems in my Daewoo DVD player. Maybe I should thank GEAR Software for their exellent products, visit at http://gearsoftware.co to get trial versions ( those products seem to compatible with Vista RC1).
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October 8th 06, 09:14 AM
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DVD-R vs DVD+R
As I wrote in newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general topic: CD/DVD lower and upper filter unsigned drivers installed silently I hate software that will install lower and/or upper filters for my DVD burner, because this causes a lot of problems. That includes GEAR Software (GEARAspiWDM). On the other hand, since I perform the build process of DVDs on my Testing windows installation, the main installation is safe, so I can try if GEAR`s demo software is worth it. Thank You for the idea and especially for the link! "Peca55" wrote in message ... Hi George You shoud visit Club CD Freaks at htt://cdfreaks.com, because that community knows everything about hardware combatibility and 'what is the best medium'. I personally have used DVD+R double layer disks from TDK and they have worked without any problems in my Daewoo DVD player. Maybe I should thank GEAR Software for their exellent products, visit at http://gearsoftware.co to get trial versions ( those products seem to compatible with Vista RC1).
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October 15th 06, 12:45 AM
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DVD-R vs DVD+R
That really depends on your burner. DVD players will recognise both, the
issue is with your burner. you either have a + burner, a - burner or a +/- burner that will do both. Personally, I use DVD+r but that is just me.. "George Valkov" wrote: Hello, I see that I can create DVD video disks in Vista. Please recommend me what media should I burn discs onto: DVD-R or DVD+R. I want my discs to play on the most DVD players (not on computers). Thank you for any help and links!
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