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  1. 11th Feb 2007 04:07 #1
    JaredKnight
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    I am converting old VHS tapes to DVD's. I plan to do some light editing (titles and some special effects) after the burn.
    This may be a dumb question, but I should be burning to DVD+RW media and not DVD+R)? Is this correct?
    I will probably be using PowerDirector or something similar for the editing. thanks

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    RWs will save you money if you are just burning to get from your DVDR to your PC.
    Read my blog here.
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    DVD+RW has a 2.4 times higher basic writing speed than DVD-RW. You are better protected against shocks during writing, since the exact location can be found even during recording on DVD+RW. Like guns1inger stated you save money...
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