I had heard from a fairly good source that those at Apple chose to use DVD -R as the way to write to disk. I don't know if this has anything to do with the way the system reads the disk or not and I don't have a DVD/R drive to test. Don't quote me on this because it could be wrong.
My 2 year old TiBook can not read DVD+R discs either. I suspect only fairly recent macs can read DVD+R.
Luis Sequeira
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