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DVD RAM USE ON DVD PLAYER

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by GRUBB595, Apr 17, 2004.

  1. GRUBB595

    GRUBB595 Member

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    Real new to DVD editing but I have put VHS tapes on DVD RAM disc to play on laptop. The laptop's DVD player does not recognize it. The new Panasonic DVD recorder uses RAM & -R discs and the Dell laptop is very new, high-end. What I am I missing here? Thanks
     
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    DVD-RAM wasn't made for movies. It has advantages for corporate data storage such as built in error detection/correction, but is used primarily for data storage. DVD-R is the most common format for movies. You'll need to check the specs for your burner. Dual format burners can record both DVD-R and DVD+R. Most new DVD players will read both formats. Older DVD players will only read DVD-R.
     

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