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  1. I'm green on bitsetting. Is it just for RW to Rom, or is it also for -R/+R to Rom for maximum compatability?

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    bitsetting is only for DVD+R and it depends on what dvd burner you have. not all dvd burners enable bitsetting.
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    Just to add a clarification +R means +RW also.
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  4. So in what circumstance does bitsetting become desireable?
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    Originally Posted by schematic2
    So in what circumstance does bitsetting become desireable?
    My 3rd dvd player is an Apex 600AD canadian model. It has no probems with DVD+R and DVD-R and I've never tested DVD-RW but it refuses to recognize DVD+RW unless I change the disc bit id to DVD-Rom. So it can make a difference for some players. If your player plays DVD+R and +RW right out of the box like my other players do, then you would not have much need for this feature.
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  6. Will old players (5 years old etc.) that do not play -R/+R be able to play these disks if the bitset is changed to ROM?

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    Originally Posted by schematic2
    Will old players (5 years old etc.) that do not play -R/+R be able to play these disks if the bitset is changed to ROM?
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    I would think you would have to try it on the dvd player to find out if no one has listed it in the dvd player section.
    I have one made in 2001 & it won't play any format other that a store bought dvd-rom, it will not play dvd+r, dvd-r, or dvd+r changed to dvd-rom. but i found one in the dvd player section that a friend has that will not play dvd+r or dvd-r but in there someone listed that theirs played one set to dvd-rom so i burned some booked at rom and am gonna test them on her player.
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