LIGHTNING UK! Posted March 16, 2025 Posted March 16, 2025 Assuming you're talking about the physical discs themselves. It's like turning an apple into a banana. If, however, you have something burnt to a DVD+R that you want to burn to a DVD-R, that's something totally different.
dbminter Posted March 16, 2025 Posted March 16, 2025 Oh, yeah, I didn't think of it in that way. If you have a DVD+R and you want to "convert" it to DVD-R, you can't physically transmute the DVD+R to DVD-R, but you can copy the DVD+R's contents to a DVD-R. Just insert the DVD+R into a drive, use ImgBurn's Read mode to read the DVD+R to an image file, and then use ImgBurn's Write mode to burn that image read in Read mode to a DVD-R.
Kabombon Posted Sunday at 06:11 PM Posted Sunday at 06:11 PM On 3/17/2025 at 12:02 AM, dbminter said: Oh, yeah, I didn't think of it in that way. If you have a DVD+R and you want to "convert" it to DVD-R, you can't physically transmute the DVD+R to DVD-R, but you can copy the DVD+R's contents to a DVD-R. Just insert the DVD+R into a drive, use ImgBurn's Read mode to read the DVD+R to an image file, and then use ImgBurn's Write mode to burn that image read in Read mode to a DVD-R. Hi! Late to the topic, but I just sprouted an idea. I assume jigy wants to do such a thing because of a compatibility issue with his read/write drive, so probably any software method to trick the drive might be a big no-no. Honestly, if this were the case, I would just get a few DVD-R and do my thing. Way easier method.
dbminter Posted Sunday at 06:20 PM Posted Sunday at 06:20 PM I recommend DVD-R over DVD+R because they are slightly larger in capacity and they're older technology, which means they have a higher compatibility rate with older physical DVD players.
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