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Panic Button | 15:09 Wed 06th Dec 2006 | How it Works
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Just about to move into DVD recording.

It looks to me as though +RW gives more flexibility. Why sould anyone want to use +R?
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price
15:53 Wed 06th Dec 2006
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plus some older players have trouble reading RWs (also some can't read R either)
17:12 Wed 06th Dec 2006
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A finalised R will play in most dvd players.

Some players don't recognise RW.

17:23 Wed 06th Dec 2006
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Also files can be deleted off an RW disk.

After you have backed up your precious photos you do not want to accidently delete them.

Once on an R disk they cannot be deleted.
18:53 Wed 06th Dec 2006
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DVD-Rs can be about for 15-18 pence each, whereas DVD-RWs would be at least twice that.
19:59 Wed 06th Dec 2006
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hi panic,
like others here have said + r are cheaper so
you can record stuff you want to keep films
ect, and just use + rw to use over again
22:12 Wed 06th Dec 2006
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I think you will find that DVD-R and DVD-RW's are more compatible that their +R and +RW counterpart.
16:01 Thu 07th Dec 2006

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