DVD -R vs DVD +R

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Tried copying a dvd with no success. I'm copying from a DVD+RW to a DVD+R dvd. I get an incompatibility problem. I think it's looking for a DVD-R instead... This DVD Writer is on a dell notebook. Any ideas? What's a difference DVD-R & DVD+R?
 
Tried copying a dvd with no success. I'm copying from a DVD+RW to a DVD+R dvd. I get an incompatibility problem. I think it's looking for a DVD-R instead... This DVD Writer is on a dell notebook. Any ideas? What's a difference DVD-R & DVD+R?

Your DVD-RW might be in UDF format, rip the RW to harddrive first (use DVD Decrypter), if you cannot rip it, just copy. Now burn from harddrive.
 

DVD+R is a dvd disc that allows multiple layers for one disc where as dvd-r only allows one layer. They will not compete to become the de Facto standard, because they are both here to stay. Multi layer DVD+R can allow extra capacity per disc than DVD-R hence its high cost

What's the difference between DVD+R single layer and DVD-R single layer then?
 
Tried copying a dvd with no success. I'm copying from a DVD+RW to a DVD+R dvd. I get an incompatibility problem. I think it's looking for a DVD-R instead... This DVD Writer is on a dell notebook. Any ideas? What's a difference DVD-R & DVD+R?
Alot of Dell laptops uses the DVD-R
 
I will be talking K@K now if i said to you that there is a difference with + and- -------->its all in the ntsc coding that makes the difference.
 
A previous DVD recordable format called DVD-RAM (DVD random access memory) predates DVD-R. Developed in 1996, DVD-RAM is a rewritable optical disc usually encased in a cartridge. Currently available in standard 4.7 GB, it is ideal for use that requires quick revisions and rewriting. Its prevalence in the computer market is minimal, but it is quite popular.[citation needed] In 2002 a new format was developed called DVD+R (or "plus" R). Created by a coalition called the DVD+RW Alliance, this format uses a number of improved technologies that, while generally unnoticeable to the end user, make a more reliable technology. One example is the ADIP system of tracking and speed control used by DVD+R being less susceptible to interference and error than the LPP system used by DVD-R, which makes the ADIP system more accurate at higher speeds. In addition, DVD+R(W) has a more robust error management system than DVD-R(W), allowing for more accurate burning to media independent of the quality of the media. Additional session linking methods are more accurate with DVD+R(W) versus DVD-R(W), resulting in fewer damaged or unusable discs due to buffer under-run and multi-session disks with fewer PI/PO errors.[1]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD-R
 
Your DVD-RW might be in UDF format, rip the RW to harddrive first (use DVD Decrypter), if you cannot rip it, just copy. Now burn from harddrive.

I think you were right cause i can write to DVD+R from PC files with no probs, except if i copy from the DVD+RW... Interesting....
 
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