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domaingirls · 06-20-2003, 02:18 AM

ok boys and gals here is all the info you need to know. I have been in the DVD game for several years. Since back when you still could only get a glass master made to do dupes... This drive is not one you want to buy. You can geta dual DVD-R/DVD+R for about $50 more at frys. The DVD+ and DVD- is a fight for a standard between the big boys. The DVD+ is a newer format but not a better one. The DVD- is more compatible for set top dvd players. Many of the older set top DVD players will NOT play DVD+ but will play DVD-, of course almost all the newer players will play both. The DVD+ media is almost always cheaper. I have no idea why and it goes on sale very often. The DVD- almost never goes on sale. So get a dual burner and save yourself the hassle. If you want a disc more compatible on set top dvd players including old ones use DVD-R media and if you just want something cheap for newer stuff use DVD+R media. Also a 2x DVD burner takes about 45 min to burn a 4.7GB disc. I am still using my old Pioneer A203 and it still works great. Got it when it first hit the market a year or so ago.

06-20-2003, 02:18 AM
domaingirls Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: USA Posts: 119	ok boys and gals here is all the info you need to know. I have been in the DVD game for several years. Since back when you still could only get a glass master made to do dupes... This drive is not one you want to buy. You can geta dual DVD-R/DVD+R for about $50 more at frys. The DVD+ and DVD- is a fight for a standard between the big boys. The DVD+ is a newer format but not a better one. The DVD- is more compatible for set top dvd players. Many of the older set top DVD players will NOT play DVD+ but will play DVD-, of course almost all the newer players will play both. The DVD+ media is almost always cheaper. I have no idea why and it goes on sale very often. The DVD- almost never goes on sale. So get a dual burner and save yourself the hassle. If you want a disc more compatible on set top dvd players including old ones use DVD-R media and if you just want something cheap for newer stuff use DVD+R media. Also a 2x DVD burner takes about 45 min to burn a 4.7GB disc. I am still using my old Pioneer A203 and it still works great. Got it when it first hit the market a year or so ago. __________________ DomainGirls.com for all your adult content needs. go to HERE for adult webmaster services.