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johnebaker wrote on 4/18/2014, 2:02 PM

Hi

The burner gets the disc information from the disc itself - if it is telling you that it is a DVD+R then that is what the disc is - unless you have bought cheap discs in which case they could be anything including being counterfeit.

If they are genuine DVD+R then there is no problem burning your movie to them unless your player can only accept DVD-R - which would be extremely rare!

HTH

John

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