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Old 12-11-2002, 10:33
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Lightbulb The difference in DVD formats

From my knowledge of the technology here is whut it is and the difference.. and my opinion on what you should buy.

DVD-R/RW
May not be as fast as the DVD+R/RW at the moment. But it has the highest compatiblity with older and newer DVD players and consoles. Its blank media is dropping in price everyday. You can now buy a pack of 3 DVD's for 9.99$. Since they use the same technology as CD-r they will soon be around a dollar a disc.

DVD+R/RW
This cd is able to be recorded the fastest of all the drives. But it really lacks compatiblity with older DVD players. I believe they don't have any problems with consoles. But I am not completely sure at this time. When i tired it with my Xbox the 'backup' worked perfectly fine.

My pick out of the both would be DVD-R/RW It is a cheaper media with much greater compatiblity.

And I think the best DVD burner would be the Sony's Internal DVD±RW Drive DRU500A... It is able to record DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-R/RW. everything it is a 6 in one drive with a really cheap price. For more details visit sony's website. At the moment I feel it is the best way to go. Because if one format gets obsolete then you still have a burner able to burn the latest cds and not a usless thing sitting in you computer.

Anywayz a lot of people were asking the differences in formats and that is the basic run down of both of them. If you would like to know anymore information just ask.

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