RW means rewriteable,as in can be recorded over top exzisting recordings?Steped on like vhs?
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Yes that is what it is supposed to mean. I have never done that as I finalize mine, label them and keep them. But when they have RW on them that means you can use them again. The best way to do that is to RE-FORMAT them before you do it. That way it wipes everything off. Remember to finalize them when they are full so you can see them on your computer devices. Hope this helps. Let me know if it works for you. Why not take one, put something on it that doesn't matter, finalize it and then wipe it out by formatting again and putting something else on. Waste one disk to find out for sure.
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Yes. that would be correct. Just need to make sure that your camcorder is able to rewrite as some do not.
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It records continuously. If the space runs out it rewrites over the oldest file.
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Write Way uses it's own Word Processing software. It saves the files in .rtf format, which is easily opened and modified in Microsoft Office and Works. Any thus modified file can be re-inserted back into Write Way. However, I don't find any need to use anything but Write Way. It is a complete package in itself.
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Anything you record is saved as a .wav file. Only .wav files can be transferred to and from the RC-300.
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This is a CD-R, that means, recordable. CD-RW would be what you are looking for, meaning Rewritable. No you cannot erase and rewrite on a CD-R. As for quality change during rewrites on a CD-RW, google it.
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We usually buy major brand DVD-R discs, like Maxell, Memorex, Sony, TDK. We've had less luck with "store brand" discs. We haven't used rewritables in this machine, just "-R" discs with good results.
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I have used these to burn/copy several of my VHS tapes to DVD; most of the tapes did have music included on the tape. I mostly Burn/copy pictures from my PC to DVD; pictures that I have uploaded from my camera. I have also successfully burned Music from albums that I purchased on Amazon which were downloaded to my PC to DVD, so to answer your question, you can rip/burn music to them but you cannot rewrite over them once they have been used, they are not rewriteable (like DVD-RWs). Hope that helps.
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If it's seeking a disk, switch to HDD (hard drive disk) rather than DVD and see what happens. If you want to use a re-recordable DVD it must be a DVD+RW, not a DVD-RW.
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These are not rewritable. For that you should get a DVD labeled +RW. On the +R you can add new material at the end if the disk is not full and it has not been finalized.
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Hello D., these are writable discs only. You cannot write over the data once it is burned onto the disc. So they are great for things like copying vhs to dvd
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You're original footage is perfectly safe and is only copied. The Recorder might be able to pause/play the source, but there is no way it can erase anything from the source.
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Bud Bundy is right, it is personal preference and also what works best if you intend on playing recorded disks on another player. I use the -R and -RW disks, because this format is more compatible with most DVD players - especially if you have an older one you want to play your recordings on. Eventhough the -R can only be recorded once, I'll use it for things I want to keep and have no intention of recording over. The -RW I use for everyday use and a good quality disk is supposed to allow you at least 2000 recordings. I hear Verbatims are very good quality, but I've been using Maxell & Memorex , because that's what I had on hand. Has worked excellent for me. Bud Bundy is right, it is personal preference and also what works best if you intend on playing recorded disks on another player. I use the -R and -RW disks, because this format is more compatible with most DVD players - especially if you have an older one you want to play your recordings on. Eventhough the -R can only be recorded once, I'll use it for things I want to keep and have no intention of recording over. The -RW I use for everyday use and a good quality disk is supposed to allow you at least 2000 recordings. I hear Verbatims are very good quality, but I've been using Maxell &... » Read More Bud Bundy is right, it is personal preference and also what works best if you intend on playing recorded disks on another player. I use the -R and -RW disks, because this format is more compatible with most DVD players - especially if you have an older one you want to play your recordings on. Eventhough the -R can only be recorded once, I'll use it for things I want to keep and have no intention of recording over. The -RW I use for everyday use and a good quality disk is supposed to allow you at least 2000 recordings. I hear Verbatims are very good quality, but I've been using Maxell & Memorex , because that's what I had on hand. Has worked excellent for me. « Show Less
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it can do both, it will overwrite existing videos if you want it to or just stop recording till its cleared.
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It's the dvd recording technology -R was developed by Pioneer the other by DVD Forum long time ago it mattered what equipment you had whether it was for -R or +R but now the machines (computers dvd recorders etc) can record & play back any of the two, same quality same speed, myself I've used both nowadays i go for the cheaper one, hopefully I've answered your question.
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Absolutely. Remember these aren't able to rewrite (erase and re-record), but they're great to be used as a master. Good luck.
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These are BD-R discs. Like a DVD-R disc, "write once" is the only option. To rewrite a Blu-ray disc requires the BD-RE format (Blu-ray Disc Recordable Erasable type disc)
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I have recorded on Memorex and Maxell DVDs in all different formats (-R, +R, +RW, etc). Have had no problems at all.