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  1. 11th May 2003 22:44 #1
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    Microsoft announced today that its next operating system versions will support all major recordable DVD formats. Previously company has only supported DVD+RW which is supported by DVD+RW Alliance and partially the DVD-RAM format. The announcement means that upcoming Windows versions will have built-in DVD burning support for DVD-R and DVD-RW.

    The move can be seen as a victory for the DVD Forum which has supported the DVD-R/RW/RAM formats and fought strongly against the DVD+R/RW camp. The DVD+RW Alliance is looking very much like a loser in the DVD format war, as its major supporters, Sony and most notably Philips, have introduced (and in Sony's case, are already selling) multiformat drives that support also the "minus" formats.
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    Syphic wrote:
    Microsoft announced today that its next operating system versions will support all major recordable DVD formats. Previously company has only supported DVD+RW which is supported by DVD+RW Alliance and partially the DVD-RAM format. The announcement means that upcoming Windows versions will have built-in DVD burning support for DVD-R and DVD-RW.

    The move can be seen as a victory for the DVD Forum which has supported the DVD-R/RW/RAM formats and fought strongly against the DVD+R/RW camp. The DVD+RW Alliance is looking very much like a loser in the DVD format war, as its major supporters, Sony and most notably Philips, have introduced (and in Sony's case, are already selling) multiformat drives that support also the "minus" formats.
    Sorry to burst your bubble, Syphic, but you are four days late, and the proverbial "dollar short". Read The Informer's post: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=157402
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    Sorry, unfortunately i have a life and do get out of the house so i dont get to read each and every post.
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  4. 12th May 2003 05:05 #4
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    So do I. I not only got "out of the jouse", I got out of the country and am seeing the world. I still had time to do a search on this forum and found your latest news was now old news :P
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    Good God four days late with his news, will he ever be forgiven
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  6. 12th May 2003 17:37 #6
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    Is'nt that all Tommyknocker does crititise hence the name?





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