It is possible to have a high quality, chaptered DVD R recording. If the 
producer is starting with a high quality digital file, the DVD R will be the 
same quality as a standard DVD. Producers/distributors use DVD R's for low 
sales volume titles because they can make a single copy on a DVD R. The minimum 
production run of a standard DVD is typically 1,000 units or more.

The downside is DVD R's do not play properly in all DVD players, especially 
older players. Also there is no protective coating on the recorded side of a 
DVD R so the disc scratches easier.

Robert A. Norris
Managing Director
Film Ideas, Inc.
308 North Wolf Road
Wheeling, IL  60090
Phone:  (847) 419-0255
Fax:            (847) 419-8933
Email:  [email protected]
Web:    www.filmideas.com
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>   2. Fw: DVD R ([email protected])
>    From: "Maria Soares" <[email protected]>

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