It's official: Microsoft goes DVD+RW (which means you will, too)
Charles on 2003/02/25:
„The DVD+RW Alliance claims its format is the better one because DVDs created on a PC can be played back on most DVD players and DVD-ROM drives in PCs. This is not possible with DVD-RAM, which uses a disc in a cartridge. DVD-RW offers compatibility only when discs are created using a special recording mode, limiting edit capabilities, Driessen said.“
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Posted at February 26, 2003 09:41 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
DVDplusRW.org - The ultimate unofficial
rich on 2002/09/22:
„Any DVD player should be able to play back a DVD+RW disc, after identifying it. However, some DVD players falsly assume that, after identifying a disc as not being a dual layered DVD-ROM (which is the case for example when a DVD+RW disc is loaded), that there must be a single, fully reflective layer on the disc. These players then start looking for this fully reflective layer, which is not present, and then claim that there is a disc error, or that no disc is loaded in the drive.“
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Posted at September 23, 2002 08:43 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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