Help with Types of DVD's

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  1. chikkr

    chikkr Member

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    I have never backed up one of my dvd's before but I am reading up on it and am curious to see which type of dvd I should use.

    I believe the options are these:

    DVD-R, DVD+RW, DVD-RW and DVD+R

    What do you suggest? Whats the difference?
    Thanks
    Jason
     
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    Further to my last message.

    I have the HP 300n burner. Does this one use a certain type.

    Thx
     
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    I have a HP 300 my burner only burns dvd+r and dvd+rw it will not burn dvd-r
     
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    Thanks

    How do you find using the 300n and what software do you use to make your copies.
     
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    I love my PH 300 I got it mine for $80 it only 4x burning but for the price and its a HP it works great. I use Ritek/Ridata G04 the last 150 burns I have only had 4 coasters and they where my fault. I use clonedvd2 by Elby with Anydvd most of the time but you have to pay for them you can get a trial. If your looking for free I would go with the Shrink and DVD decrypter they are free and your not going to get better PIC & AUDIO from any other free programs. Most programs that you $$ for will not even come close to shrink and decrypter If you need a guide for Shrink/decrypter I would Look for ScubaPete's guide for burning with Shrink/Decrypter you will find it in the search its the best guide out there. I would listen to h-k about the RW's you should get a few of them you don't want to compress a dvd under 50% it might not come out right You want to make sure that when the compression is that much that the video is ok and if your not using a RW your going to wast a DVD. I only use the RW when the compression is that much any time its under 50 % use a RW. I'm not joking when I say this get your self some good media (blank DVD).Take it easy and good luck burning.
    _X_X_X_X_X_[small]The only stupid questions are the ones you don't ask. If you don't ask you will never know.[/small]
     
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