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  1. 20th May 2006 20:34 #1
    niteghost
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    Did a search on this Forum, and could not find any results. Fundamentally, any difference in the quality of the recorded media, between DVD + R and DVD - R? Does this question goes for the same in CD+R and CD-R ? Thanks Guys !
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    First of all this has been covered many, many, many times before. Fundamentally there is no difference. However -r has slightly more compatiblity then +r.

    https://www.videohelp.com/dvd

    That link will help you out.

    And by the way - there is no such thing as a cd+r. Only cd-rw or cd-r. R is for recordable and RW is for rewritable. There is only the - type for the cd recordable market.
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