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  1. 24th Oct 2006 18:59 #1
    moep
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    I sometimes have problems with my clients DVD's. Before I send them out I ask them what make & model machine they have. But sometimes they give these DVD's out family members. What kind of DVD's would you suggest (+ or -R's)
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  2. 24th Oct 2006 19:11 #2
    lumis
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    Taiyo Yuden DVD-R.
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  3. 25th Oct 2006 06:00 #3
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    As lumis suggests TY -R are the best. Some of my clients can't play them, though. They seem to have better luck with Prodisc -R. (No matter how hard you try, you'll never find a disc that is 100% compatible with all players.)
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  4. 25th Oct 2006 07:22 #4
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    I have had great success using Ritek Ridata G05 8x DVD-R (Ridata branded) : no complaints yet.
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  5. 25th Oct 2006 08:07 #5
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    Always +R with bit set!
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  6. 25th Oct 2006 08:09 #6
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    Originally Posted by Sam Ontario
    Always +R with bit set!
    Ditto.
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  7. 25th Oct 2006 08:18 #7
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    Originally Posted by MozartMan
    Originally Posted by Sam Ontario
    Always +R with bit set!
    Ditto.
    Ditto, Ditto.
    Some days it seems as if all I'm doing is rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic
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  8. 25th Oct 2006 09:07 #8
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    Taiyo Yuden DVD-dash-R. There's no such thing as "minus-R."
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