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|    Re: So far OT ..... DVD+R v DVD-R ... Wh    |
|    16 Feb 25 15:45:05    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-11       From: me@privacy.invalid              On Mon, 17 Feb 2025 00:39:31 +1100, Daniel70 wrote:              > Which got me thinking ...... What's the difference between DVD-R and DVD+R??              The main difference between DVD-R+ and DVD-R- formats lies in the       recording technology and how the discs handle data.               DVD-R (minus):        Developed by the DVD Forum.        Uses a pre-grooved spiral for writing data, and the laser writes       data in the grooves.        More compatible with older DVD players and drives.        Generally considered the more "universal" format, especially in       standalone DVD players.               DVD+R (plus):        Developed by the DVD+RW Alliance.        Uses a different writing technique that provides better error       management.        The writing process can be more efficient, which could result in       slightly faster burning speeds and improved quality in some cases.        Some newer devices might support DVD+R better, as the technology       offers more advanced features like Better error correction.              Compatibility:               DVD-R discs are generally more compatible with older players, while       DVD+R discs may have better support in newer models.        Both formats are compatible with most modern DVD drives, though       sometimes you may encounter issues with older hardware when using DVD+R.              Other minor differences:               DVD+R offers a feature called Lossless Linking, which allows it to       handle burning data in a more efficient manner, leading to fewer       potential errors.        DVD-R is often considered slightly more stable in terms of long-term       storage.              In summary, while both formats serve similar purposes, DVD+R generally       has a technical edge with features like error correction, whereas DVD-R       might be slightly more universally compatible.              (Thank you, ChatGPT.)              --       s|b              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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