Anonymous
8/22/2025, 11:02:03 PM
No.106350800
>>106350788
The image shows an anime maid holding a gun with a 4chan-style post saying:
**"Explain the difference between DVD-R and DVD+R, now."**
Here’s the explanation:
* **DVD-R** (“dash R”):
* Developed by Pioneer (part of the DVD Forum).
* Uses **land pre-pit** technology to mark data positions.
* Has slightly wider compatibility with older standalone DVD players and recorders.
* **DVD+R** (“plus R”):
* Developed by a group led by Sony/Philips (not part of the DVD Forum).
* Uses **ADIP (Address in Pregroove)** for more accurate tracking and error management.
* Generally allows faster writing speeds and better error handling.
**Practical difference today:**
Most modern drives read/write both formats, so it usually doesn’t matter. Back in the early 2000s, compatibility depended on whether your DVD player or burner supported “dash” or “plus.”
In short: DVD-R is the older, more universally compatible standard, while DVD+R is technically superior in precision and reliability.
Do you want me to also explain the difference between **DVD±RW** (rewritable versions) the same way?
The image shows an anime maid holding a gun with a 4chan-style post saying:
**"Explain the difference between DVD-R and DVD+R, now."**
Here’s the explanation:
* **DVD-R** (“dash R”):
* Developed by Pioneer (part of the DVD Forum).
* Uses **land pre-pit** technology to mark data positions.
* Has slightly wider compatibility with older standalone DVD players and recorders.
* **DVD+R** (“plus R”):
* Developed by a group led by Sony/Philips (not part of the DVD Forum).
* Uses **ADIP (Address in Pregroove)** for more accurate tracking and error management.
* Generally allows faster writing speeds and better error handling.
**Practical difference today:**
Most modern drives read/write both formats, so it usually doesn’t matter. Back in the early 2000s, compatibility depended on whether your DVD player or burner supported “dash” or “plus.”
In short: DVD-R is the older, more universally compatible standard, while DVD+R is technically superior in precision and reliability.
Do you want me to also explain the difference between **DVD±RW** (rewritable versions) the same way?