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May 24th 05, 10:43 PM
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 DVD+R Dual Layre Are DVD player/recorders which are compatible for the "+" type media able to playback the dual layre versions of this format. Just a thought. Phil   |
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May 24th 05, 11:28 PM
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| DVD+R Dual Layre In message , Mr Digital writes Are DVD player/recorders which are compatible for the "+" type media able to playback the dual layre versions of this format. I'd suggest that if the player/recorder that is *not* dual-layer would certainly *not* playback a DVD recorded in dual-layer. Conversely, one that *is* dual-layer *would* most certainly playback a DVD recorded in dual-layer. If that is what you meant by the question :-) -- Tony Morgan http://www.camcord.info |
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May 25th 05, 08:55 AM
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| DVD+R Dual Layre On Wed, 25 May 2005 00:28:49 +0100, Tony Morgan wrote: Are DVD player/recorders which are compatible for the "+" type media able to playback the dual layre versions of this format. I'd suggest that if the player/recorder that is *not* dual-layer would certainly *not* playback a DVD recorded in dual-layer. Conversely, one that *is* dual-layer *would* most certainly playback a DVD recorded in dual-layer. If that is what you meant by the question :-) -- Commercial DVDs have been dual-layer for a long time. I think we all managed to play them on our computer DVD drives before dual-layer burning became an option? How closely a burnt dual-layer DVD approaches the full specification, and how well a particular unit will cope with it is of course open to question. |
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May 25th 05, 11:02 AM
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| DVD+R Dual Layre "Tony Morgan" wrote in message ... I'd suggest that if the player/recorder that is *not* dual-layer would certainly *not* playback a DVD recorded in dual-layer The "would certainly" in that sentence should read "may". Pioneer's A07 single-layer burner plays back dual-layer DVD-R. |
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