Can I erase DVD+VR disk?

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  1. rotsham

    rotsham Member

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    I've burned a DVD-Video Movie... one on DVD+RW and one on DVD+VR and I would like to know... which one can I erase?
    1. DVD+VR (Do I need to finalize it?)
    2. DVD+RW
    3. Both

    Thanks in advance (I've already spent 5 disks)
     
  2. Phys

    Phys Member

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    I am absolutly certain you can erase the DVD+RW.

    Though, the DVD+VR.. i don't know what is that.

    Isn't it DVD+R ?
     
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    DVD+VR is a special option in nero... here is a picture:
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  4. Phys

    Phys Member

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    It says you can edit the disc.. remove menus and etc..

    If you can do this it's because it's a DVD-RW i would say. Means you can erase it and burn something else instead.

    A DVD±R, if finalizaded, you can't burn anything else on. A think that a DVD must be finalized before it works. So i think that you will be able to erase a DVD+VR if it's finalized. Though.. i may not be right, just saying what i think.
     
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    flip218 Moderator Staff Member

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    rotsham,

    Isn't a DVD+VR a DVD+/-R using a certain format?
     
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    DVD-VR is a slightly diferent way of burning video. However you still use a RW disc. I compare it to a larger version of packet writing but for video. If you Google for DVD-VR you will get some hits that explain it better.

    Jerry
     
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    I understand now... I realised it is better to stay away from DVD+VR.
    Thank you all for the help
     

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