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    Hi-

    I'm new to this kind of stuff and not very computer literate.

    The DVD/CD burner in my Gateway computer is a TS-H552D.

    Does anyone know if this is a dual layer burner???

    I would like to be able to make back-up copies of some DVD-9 discs I have, but was told that in order to burn a DVD-9 disc, I need a dual layer burner.

    Thanks in advance for any help!

    Jeff
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    https://www.videohelp.com/dvdwriters/samsung-sh-w162d-ts-h552d/1465

    search is your friend......we do have a dvd rewriter section....make sure you're using VERBATIM DUAL LAYER MEDIA....anything but that brand will give you problems such the disc not reading back or playing back correctly...
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    Thanks, budz.

    I did see the DVD rewriter section...and I did see my burner listed.

    However, I couldn't tell (and still can't) if it is a dual layer burner or not. I didn't see that piece of information listed. (Unless it's there....and I just don't get it.)

    Thanks for the tip on Verbatim Dual Layer media, too.
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  4. Note the two DVD listings with "DL" after them.
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    Thanks!
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    Per Nero infotool:
    DVD +R DL
    DVD -/+ R(W)

    For DVD -/+R my drive works well with Fuji and TDK, but it works best with verbatim media.
    For DVD-RW and DVD+R DL I only use verbatim.

    Please note that I have learned from this forum to burn only with imgburn.
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