we all know that R, we can only burn once, RW, we can erase the thing we burned on a CD, and burn other thing again on the same CD. But, what is the difference between the "+" sign, and "-" sign? I went to staples.com before and tried to buy some DVD RW disk, then i saw for DVD RW, there are two parts, DVD+RW and DVD-RW, if these are same, why have to seperate, so i think there are something different. Oh, the same thing goes to CD ( CD-R, CD+R), so same thing as DVD? Thanks!
2007-01-16
14:08:59
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ElViN@CY
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by the way
cd is 700mb, dvd is 4.7GB, what other difference is between CD and DVD.
and i still don't understand much about the "+" and "-" after reading first 3 answers.
2007-01-16
14:26:34 ·
update #1
ok, i checked my PC, it supports both "+" and"-" format, so i can use both, then FOR ME, do they still make different?
2007-01-16
15:13:00 ·
update #2