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Originally posted by Gurm
Problem is some of us don't have another free spot on a drive chain. 
And the "incompatibility" of +R is overstated. I find +R to be vastly superior in its ability to be played in set-top boxes. -R is hit-or-miss, but +R seems to run in every set-top box I've tried, including ones that don't play CD-R's or videocd's.
- Gurm
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I agree with you on the point about not having a free spot on your IDE cable......
Not everyone has the ability to run 8 drives like I do... (And it took me a long time to be able to afford to
)
I was just stating my opinion on the matter....
Anything that can CUT DOWN the use of your EXPENSIVE dvd writer is a plus......
As far as the -R/-RW VS +R/+RW.... I don't want to get in a argument about it.....
I have run MULTIPLE test on this subject and still have the SAME conclusion.....
-R/-RW works in MORE things (set-top included) than the +R/+RW format.....
Where you will USUALLY see a difference is in the OLDER players....
-R/-RW tends to play alot smoother than the other format in older players.....
Newer units will USUALLY play both so it doesn't seem to matter..
AND THE DEBATE GOES ON!!!!!
