What is the differance between DVD-R - and DVD-R +?

In your post... all you demonstrated is your incredibly low level of reading comprehension, know-it-all attitude, and chip on your shoulder... congrats... I guess... Now quit being mischievous and let the grown-ups talk. Sorry if I correctly and completely answered the question before you got to it... Grow up and take it like a man!!!

... And talk about not helping anyone... Did your post have anything at all to contribute as far as answering the question??? Nope... So in words very similar to your own... Please do not post garbage just to be abrasive and try to show off your little golden nuggets of knowledge , it does no one any help. Very good question. I read all about how cds and DVDs work everything!! I did not find out what the difference is except +R is better then -r. Why? I cannot tell you but I know for a 100% fact that +R is better. Lets see what others have to say.

I heard +R burns faster and has better quality or something on that line. But the difference in the disk its self I do not know. I have been looking for the answer for about 2 weeks. one has a minus the other has a plus The two recordable DVD formats are DVD-R and DVD+R. They use different approachs for guiding the laser and formatting. At one time there were significant differences in the way the two format's recorders operated. Editing capabilities, erasing, and finalization were different. Now, however, I do not think there is a big difference in operation or performance; new DVD players will read both types, and you can get computer drives that will record either format. Also, media availability and cost are about the same. Just an additional note. DVD +R seem to be compatible with more devices. I have to comment about the previous poster. Store bought DVD's are NOT burned. They are pressed. As in using a pressing machine. Please do not post misinformation, it does no one any help.

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