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12/19/2004 12:28:34 AM · #1 |
I heard the term 'DVD 9' the other day. Does anyone know what in the heck I was hearing? I did a web search and all that came up was 9.4gb dvd recordables. Is this what that is?
Help!
Joe
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12/19/2004 12:37:19 AM · #2 |
DVD-5 is a single layer DVD format, and are the size of most of the recordable DVD's on the market now.
DVD-9 is dual-layer, with a larger capacity. The content can not be written completely to DVD-5 disks, but there are dual-layer DVD writers on the market lately, but the cost of the blank disks are very high.
David
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12/19/2004 12:37:19 AM · #3 |
ask Google
Message edited by author 2004-12-19 00:37:47.
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12/19/2004 02:06:14 AM · #4 |
| DVD 9 is just the dual-layer disk that you buy DVD movies on now. Brit is right. The disks are very expensive. Seems a waste with the HD-DVD coming by summer. 30-50 gig storage on a single disk is insane. |
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12/19/2004 08:51:45 AM · #5 |
Originally posted by Britannica:
DVD-9 is dual-layer, with a larger capacity. The content can not be written completely to DVD-5 disks, but there are dual-layer DVD writers on the market lately, but the cost of the blank disks are very high.
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And the burning of dual layer is very slow. My writer will write 16x on DVD+R, 8x on DVD-R but only 2.4x on DVD-R DL. That's a big difference.
DVD-HD looks interesting for a reasonable price, how about 200Gb Blu-Ray (2006). :)
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