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Most compatible format?

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by DFL, Mar 13, 2006.

  1. DFL

    DFL Member

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    I used to burn everything using DVD-R, but I have been recently booktyping DVD+R to DVD-ROM after reading that this is more compatible with various stand a lone players. I am finding that
    DVD-R's seem to play on more machines than the booktyped ones. Did I misunderstand about the compatibility being better with booktyping to DVD-ROM? Thanks
     
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    They are more compatible with older machines in my experience. It really should work on the vast majority of standalones.
     
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    @DFL.... what media are you using? what manufacturer ID are they?
     
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    I only use Verbatims. The latest +R's are 16X MCC-004, and the few -R's I still have are 8X MCC-03RG20. I am finding the -R's seem to work on more standalones than the booktyped ones.
     
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    and what stand alones are you refering to? how many stand alones do you have? I use Taiyo Yuden strictly....and maybe 1 out of 600 or higher will have a problem.... I booktype them all! Use the only a couple of programs to encode, transcode, burn.... and my collection keeps growning!
     

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