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  1. 30th Aug 2003 21:09 #1
    wee haggis
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    The jury is still out on the pros and cons of one format over the other.
    But,just out of curiosity,what format is being used for studio DVD movies?
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    neither, a commercial DVD is actually Pressed layers between plastic. Its not a recordable format, it manufactuered.

    However the DVD Forum which set the DVD Standard is the same one that supports the DVD-RW format. Make of that what you will.
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    The format is called DVD-ROM.

    You can create 100% compatible DVD-ROM disks with Ricoh based DVD+R/W drives and an app called DVDInfo. Once you set the Book type to DVD-ROM they are compatable with all set top players.
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