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  1. 30th Jul 2005 15:51 #1
    viddy
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    I have bought 4.7 Datawrite printable DVD-R. I have saved some .mov files to it. By mistake, I added files to this DVD-R, and was amazed that it wrote further data to it!
    I thought that DVD-R was read only?
    Can anyone advise,please?
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    Hi,

    You must not have finalized it. You can add files until its full if you haven't finalized. It's only readable on the computer you burned it with or another computer with the same program until its finalized.

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    Kevin. Many thanks!
    I am constantly learning more about the different aspects of DVD in all of its formats, and I suppose someone could write a book!
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    Sort of been done.

    With various DVD FAQ sections and there is a great website.

    Let me find it here.

    There we go.
    http://www.dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html
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    WOW! Many thanksfor the library of info!
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