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Dvd Discs Question
i got a quick question here ,which dvd discs are better for finalising DVD R or DVD RW? or are they both as good? i have been using til now DVD RW verbatimun make but have had issues with them finalising ,somtimes i do wounder if the machines at fault or the discs themselfs?
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If you`re using DVD-R discs (whether +R or -R) you will need to finalise them to play them on other machines. Unfinalised discs will play on the machine on which they were recorded.
DRD-RW discs don`t need finalising to be playable on other machines so that could be where you`re having problems - you may be expecting the machine to do something which doesn`t need doing. |
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If you`re using DVD-R discs (whether +R or -R) you will need to finalise them to play them on other machines. Unfinalised discs will play on the machine on which they were recorded.
DRD-RW discs don`t need finalising to be playable on other machines so that could be where you`re having problems - you may be expecting the machine to do something which doesn`t need doing. |
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oh right i see i'll have to look at that. so in short if one of my finished dvd rw discs is used up ,it wont finalise as i would expect to? but will be playable in other machines?
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You do not need to finalise RW. Just write to it, eject, put in other player and enjoy.
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