I thought I had heard that many DVD burners in more recent Mac models could read or write to DVD+ discs but Apple restricted this within the OS (10.3 and earlier). Upgrading to 10.4 may open up this possibility to some drives. I think the reason they now make it possible is because of dual layer discs only being + and this was a direction Apple want to move in as part of their digital hub. Yet again I may be completely misinformed... wouldn't be the first time! ;-D Coj Rod Duncan <roduncan at telus.net> Depends on Apple machine and DVD burner model. DVD+R is supported on my new 1.67 AI PowerBook. Copied a DVD+R with no problems. Rod I can do it on a G5. Paul Moortgat On 27 Jun 2005, at 21:13, Ehrhart, Robert wrote: I've seen a number of these inexpensive dvd burners at Wal-Mart, etc. They burn DVD+R. Is there any problem with my Mac reading these? (I know the Mac PowerBook G4 Superdrive burner only makes DVD-R but if I can read +R that would be swell...) Thanks Robert