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[hershon]

First a few questions on DVD-R. 1. Is DVD+R preferable to DVD-R? 2. Do you get better sound on DVD+R then DVD+RW? 3. Will a DVDR listed at 8X record twice as fast as one listed at 4X? 4. Are the 8X more expensive then 4X? 5. Are there 12X DVDR's available (Ihave a 12X burner) and are they more expensive then 8 & 4X?

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[N. Abstentia]

[QUOTE=hershon]First a few questions on DVD-R. 1. Is DVD+R preferable to DVD-R? 2. Do you get better sound on DVD+R then DVD+RW? 3. Will a DVDR listed at 8X record twice as fast as one listed at 4X? 4. Are the 8X more expensive then 4X? 5. Are there 12X DVDR's available (Ihave a 12X burner) and are they more expensive then 8 & 4X?

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+R and -R will look and sound the same, choose whichever one your burner and players like.

+RW and -RW are just rewriteable +R and -R

8x will burn close to twice as fast as 4x as long as your computer can keep up. 8x will cost quite a bit mroe than 4x. I haven't seen 12x media yet.

Personally I stick with 1x and sometimes 2x. Makes a better burn.

[hershon]

When you use 1X or 2X how long do you guess does it take you to burn a 2 hour movie?
Have you ever tried to burn a decrypted dvdr (source) to a clone? I keep getting errors when I try to do it.










[QUOTE=hershon]First a few questions on DVD-R. 1. Is DVD+R preferable to DVD-R? 2. Do you get better sound on DVD+R then DVD+RW? 3. Will a DVDR listed at 8X record twice as fast as one listed at 4X? 4. Are the 8X more expensive then 4X? 5. Are there 12X DVDR's available (Ihave a 12X burner) and are they more expensive then 8 & 4X?

QUOTE]
+R and -R will look and sound the same, choose whichever one your burner and players like.

+RW and -RW are just rewriteable +R and -R

8x will burn close to twice as fast as 4x as long as your computer can keep up. 8x will cost quite a bit mroe than 4x. I haven't seen 12x media yet.

Personally I stick with 1x and sometimes 2x. Makes a better burn.

[N. Abstentia]

I've never really paid much attention for sure, but on 1x it normally takes close to an hour to burn a full DVD. 2x is 30-40 minutes.

Yeah I burn drecrypted discs all the time just doing a DVD copy in Nero.