Is this the same as a DVD R+W? It just says DVD R
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It just says DVD+R. Under that is the 120 min/4.7GB. Under that is the AccuCore Trade mark. Lastly under that you find the RW sign. Hope this is helpful.
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DVD-R = Write Once, DVD-RW = Rewrite 100 times. DVD+R & DVD+RW are the same as -R, except the +R is faster writing, better internal design & supports Drag & Drop. -R is the most compatible computer-burned DVD format. To check to see what kind of DVD you have: Goto, Windows 7 Control Panel / Hardware & Sound / Device Manger / DVD/CD-Rom /. My computer is DVD-Ram, which means a DVD-R drive.DVD-R drives only play and record to DVD-R or DVD-RW disks.
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blank discs are +r and -r. Is the disc compatible with the player? Or, are you recording to the disc or just to the hard drive on the toshiba?
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I would go with the description. You might try Googling the part number to make certain. I only burn the -R, as the +R doesn't seem to be as universally compatible with both computer and dvd players from what I've personally deduced.
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If referring to DVD -R; DVD+R, I do know that it does record on +R, haven't tried -R. I did all my recording on +RW
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I think so. I have only used DVD -R discs and not +R discs, so not 100% sure, but I believe it will copy both.
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Hi Thomas, it comes with DVD-RW drive. If you decide to order from us, please contact us with your order number, I will make sure ANY computer you order will have DVD burner drive.But you need to contact us immediately after placing the order so we can make sure it will be processed with DVD-RW.
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They are the same quality but different format (DVD-R vs DVD+R). DVD+R are usually faster when being written on. I prefer to use +R in any of my disc purchases, but there is no huge difference. I have a higher burn success rate with +R discs as opposed to -R which for me personally fail more often.
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The package color doesn't mean anything it just tells you the number of disc, brand of DVD and the speed which you can put something on the DVD. I believe the color of the DVD its just for display purposes only. It all depends on what you need if you need DVD-r or DVD+RW and number of dics and just pick the ones you need color of package doesn't matter. there's two DVD categories DVD-R which means you can just record something on and can't take it off the dvd and DVD+RW means you can record something on, delete it and put something else on it
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When I purchased the Pawtec I ordered a 50 pack of HP DVD - R used all of then and ordered 50 pack HP DVD + R which is what I am now using. Both HP + and - DVD worked for me. You did buy THE SPECIAL LIGHTSCRIBE DVD'S CORRECT? And placed them in up-side-down to burn the label information on label side of the disk and NOT the DATA side of the disk?
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box says DVD+/-RW drive, I have not tried to burn a CD as of yet but I do believe it does.
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Don't know as I sent the computer back for a refund. The computer was advertised that it had a DVD R/RW drive and it did not come with one
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This is the professional model. Supposedly this unit will last longer. It works very well and has bitsetting for DVD+r discs
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I have used both DVD-R and DVD+R as blnaks. I have not tried DVDRW but I ddon't see why that wouldn't work.
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Check the DVD drawer, if it states DVD-ROM, then it does NOT. If it shows an RW in a square, then it does. Most laptops do, but they can come with just a DVD-ROM drive. Also depending what version of Windows you have and what you want to write to it, you may need specific software. Most computers that come with a DVD recorder will have the software pre-loaded, look for something like Roxio, Nero, Easy CD Creator or something similar. If you put a blank DVD in the drive, it should come up and ask if you want to open a writable CD folder, burn an audio CD or add files using xxx (where xxx is whatever burning software you have). Check the DVD drawer, if it states DVD-ROM, then it does NOT. If it shows an RW in a square, then it does. Most laptops do, but they can come with just a DVD-ROM drive. Also depending what version of Windows you have and what you want to write to it, you may need specific software. Most computers that come with a DVD recorder will have the software pre-loaded, look for something like Roxio, Nero, Easy CD Creator or something similar. If you put a blank DVD in the drive, it should come up and ask if you want to open a writable CD folder, burn an audio CD or add files using xxx (where xxx is... » Read More Check the DVD drawer, if it states DVD-ROM, then it does NOT. If it shows an RW in a square, then it does. Most laptops do, but they can come with just a DVD-ROM drive. Also depending what version of Windows you have and what you want to write to it, you may need specific software. Most computers that come with a DVD recorder will have the software pre-loaded, look for something like Roxio, Nero, Easy CD Creator or something similar. If you put a blank DVD in the drive, it should come up and ask if you want to open a writable CD folder, burn an audio CD or add files using xxx (where xxx is whatever burning software you have). « Show Less
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No, these are the latest models, you can tell by the actual model designation number. I think it ends in something like EFRX..... One of mine would not format initially, and WD overnighted me a new one... even before they sent me the RMA (Returm Material Authorization) !
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I am not a technical person, but I think that Pat Hunt's description is probably the best answer. Kr9295 is wrong The +R does not mean you can use it again. To re-record on a DVD disc you need + or - RW which stands for ReWritable. I have used +R and -R discs for recording and have not noticed any difference.