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  1. Can I just copy a +R DVD to -R ?.I copied a +R DVD to a -R DVD.The burn completed,but Nero said that it failed.I played the DVD and seemed to work but haven't viewed it all for errors.Do I need to perform a certain method or can you do just a sraight copy?.Thanks
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    Originally Posted by Ripper64
    Can I just copy a +R DVD to -R ?.
    Yes.
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    DVD+R to DVD-R should be no problems.
    DVD-R can hold i little bit more data than a DVD+R (I think the difference is 6 MB or something like that). So the other way, DVD-R to DVD+R may be a problem if the DVD-R disc was filled to the very limit.
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  4. I thought DVD+r held more not DVD-r
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    Originally Posted by ronnylov
    DVD+R to DVD-R should be no problems.
    DVD-R can hold i little bit more data than a DVD+R (I think the difference is 6 MB or something like that). So the other way, DVD-R to DVD+R may be a problem if the DVD-R disc was filled to the very limit.
    Where do you find this information?
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    WHy not simply re-burn the original file to DVD-R
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    Originally Posted by MpegEncoder
    Originally Posted by ronnylov
    DVD+R to DVD-R should be no problems.
    DVD-R can hold i little bit more data than a DVD+R (I think the difference is 6 MB or something like that). So the other way, DVD-R to DVD+R may be a problem if the DVD-R disc was filled to the very limit.
    Where do you find this information?
    It's true, but it's just a couple MB (count on your fingers).
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  8. I could re-burn the original.I just thought it be quicker to just do a straight copy than go through the whole routine.Not that its a big deal.Anyways,thanks for the replys.
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
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    Originally Posted by ronnylov
    DVD+R to DVD-R should be no problems.
    DVD-R can hold i little bit more data than a DVD+R (I think the difference is 6 MB or something like that). So the other way, DVD-R to DVD+R may be a problem if the DVD-R disc was filled to the very limit.
    Where do you find this information?
    It's true, but it's just a couple MB (count on your fingers).
    I wasn't asking for verification. I would like to know where people get this kind of information. Thanks anyway.
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    I have read it somewhere, I think it was on a German forum, I'm sorry that I can't give you a more exact answer where I found that info. I have written it down, let's see.

    Here is what I have read about sizes:

    All DVD+R/+RW: 4 700 372 992 Bytes

    For DVD-R/-RW there are two sizes
    - 4 706 074 624 Bytes and
    - 4 707 319 808 Bytes
    which can be both on -R och -RW.

    But normally I count with 4 700 000 000 bytes as max on single layer DVD, it is easier to remember.
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