DVD Burners

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  1. ML3

    ML3 Member

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    What's the best dvd burner to buy if i would get one?
     
  2. AIDEN

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    tricky question ?
    what format you thinking of first

    dvd+r or dvd-r

     
  3. ML3

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    what i want to do i back up my dvd collection and be able to watch the backups in case i lose the original. whats the difference between dvd+r and dvd-r arent they they same?
     
  4. AIDEN

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    Theres a couple of diffrences between dvd+r and dvd-r
    firstly the speed at which the drive will write. dvd+ being the fastest at the moment
    the price of media. currently dvd+ is slightly higher in price than dvd-
    k now if you bare with me on this one ill try to explain. with a dvd- you cant leave the disc open. you must close it for it to be read. hence you dont need to do this with dvd+. so if you have say 1 gig of data which you want to put on a dvd then if you were to put it on a dvd- you would have to finalise it. i think the software does it for you anyway. with a dvd+ you can leave it un finalised and it will still be able to be read but say you have another 1 gig at a later date this can be added to the disc,
    on the stand alone dvd writer ( the ones that go under the tv ) a dvd- wont put chapter points in dvd+r will.

    not sure if dvd- does vbr. i know dvd+ does which is better than cbr ( constant bit rate )

    check this site out

    www.vcdhelp.com

    adi
     
  5. loaded

    loaded Moderator Staff Member

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    This thread does not belong here.

    Paul.

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