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which do you use more often: dvd-r or dvd+r?
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dvd-r/dvd-rw (most of the time) 6 100.00%
dvd+r/dvd+rw (most of the time) 0 0%
use them both equally 0 0%
Total: 6 votes 100%
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bunsen
Oct 2002


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dvd+r or dvd-r: which do you recommend?

I'm about to buy a dvd writer drive, and I don't see any reason to waste an extra $100 or so for the multi ± drive when I will probably be sticking with one format. Now I just need to decide which one is better.

I guess it comes down to which companies back + or -, price and availability.

Which do you use?

Thanks.

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pHo
Oct 2001


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most +/- drives aren't $100 more expensive anymore. the pio106 is the same price as the pio105 was bar a few dollars.

personally, im - only (had the drive a while) - is cheaper and more compatable with older players, but it doesn't really matter these days.

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+ just edges - for Movie Quality.
But there is nothing in it, I have had good results with both +/- in a SONY DRU500 EIDE drive in a USB2 External Caddy.

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Are you trying to say that + is gives you better movie quality?

...

Are you?

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pHo
Oct 2001


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i hope so, cos that'd make me laugh like the cheap whore i am.

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sirghost
Sep 2002


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My personal experience is..it really doesnt matter what format you pick..as long as ur standalone dvd player plays whatever one you pick...

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I agree, as long as your standalone DVD Player, plays the effing things, who cares.
But YES, to answer your question I "think" R+ just edges R- for better "recordability" and "playability" but in the end it doesn't really matter- as long as it works.

On the buying front go for Dual Fuel as the format is still undecided whether it going to be R+ or R- don'y get caught out by having a Betamax only machine. (Those were the days)...

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