At 18.45 -0500 05-02-07, Vincent Cayenne wrote: >At 12:15 AM +0100 2/8/05, VS wrote: >>So the person in the store is proven wrong, generally speaking, but >>could be right in specific instances. > >The person in the store was "generally" correct. Typically and until >fairly recently, the DVD burners *from Apple* were DVD-R but not >DVD+R compatible. So the person was probably quite accustomed to >giving that advice since it was right, generally speaking. Even in >those instances (IOW recently) where DVD+R is usable, DVD-R is also. >So the person would still have been generally correct to steer a Mac >user toward DVD-R media. > >>I have used DVD+R for at least a year and it works fine for me. I >>use Toast and my burner is a "PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-106D". > >Your burner is a Pioneer DVR-106D and supports use of both + and - >media ><http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/pio/pe/images/portal/cit_3424/2370278DVR-x06_GSpecs.pdf>. >But did it come from Apple standard or as a BTO option with your >system? Aha, I see what you mean. Thanks for the clarification. My burner was added by myself as my G4 is one of the older ones, equipped with the now rather useless DVD-RAM... I took that thing out. But I have understood that the Pioneer 106D is used by Apple in some macs, is this correct? / Vicki