Best Medium to burn DVD Movies On? -
06-17-2004, 11:37 AM
Ok got the dvd burner hooked up and its running fine...just test copied lord of the rings(wanted to did a big long movie to test out the compression quality loss)...did it on a dvd+rw that came free with the burner and it worked great...image quality was excellent
My question to you now is what media do you find works best for movies
dvd+r
dvd-r
dvd+rw
dvd-rw
Im figuring either + or - r since rw is so expensive
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There is a difference and it comes down (as always) to price and manufacturer. If you are using the discs for storage it doesnt matter one fucking drop of uring which type you use. But if you get into creating movie dvds or backups of games for pc and consoles, then you have to pay greater attention to type AND manufacturer. Cheap DVD's will read will in any drive, but try to have it read in a DVD player or PS2/XBOX and youll be SOL.
only use negative -. Never use positive dvd r's. positive is out dated and will most liekly in the next 2 years be discontinued. AS most likely that blue laser dvd's will be avialible within the next few years and with them will come mpeg 4 dvd players, and dvd's capable of 27 gigs per side which meanns a fantastic quality video etc. AVOID postivie dvd r + media at all costs. as for brands avoid pine - they at one point had a 75 % succesful disk ratio. go with maxell, sony, any name brand since most build great disks. cheers beer: