On Apr 8, 2004, at 6:30 AM, Dan A. Currie wrote:
Hello,
I am getting a Pioneer DVR-107 and I own a Panasonic Home Theater.
In which format should I burn my own DVD's + or - ? Can I add "sessions" to a DVD
that I burned of home movies, or do I have to burn it all at one time.
DVD-R is the only format supported on the Mac and is more compatible with most DVD players, and like CD's it's a single session.
Be aware you've got to have iLife with iDVD to make a playable DVD or some other software for authoring the DVD's; you can't just dump the video to the disk and play it.
DVD-RW = DVD rewriteable DVD-R = Writeable
This is like CD-R and CD-RW??
Precisely.
Better to ger DVD-RW due to flexibility?
If your player plays 'em. Buy one (for which you'll pay through the nose) and test it. If it works, this is the way to go.
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