What is the difference between the Sony 100DMR47SP DVD-R Recordable Media (Orange/Bronze pack) & the 100DMR47RS4 DVD-R Recordable Media (Yellow Pack)?
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HI, Sorry to say I do not know. I think I've used both unknowingly and there is no difference in general, is my experience. I also use Verbatim and I am pleased with their discs as well. Hope this info helps.
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I have always used the ones in the Yellow packaging and they have always worked great. The last pack I bought was in the Orange/Bronze packaging and so far the first 15 or so doesn't want to record. You can tell the discs look different. I don't know if this is what Sony is going to but I couldn't find the Yellow packed ones at the time.
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I have no idea. Both have proven very reliable. I've tried other brands and they frequently have unwriteable discs in the package...Sony rarely does.Ask Sony. Grandpa 6 times also!
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I had the same question when I last purchased this item. I read the technological description on both labels and could not find any difference except outside packaging. I have used both disks and found no difference in recording or playing capabilities. They are frequently on sale thru Amazon and Staples so look around before you buy at $60.
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I use Optical Quantum BD discs. Get them right here on Amazon. Optical Quantum OQBDR06LT-50 6X 25GB BD-R Single Layer.They are rated as the best BDs you can get. Have used them 5+ years. Optical Quantum has DVD discs too. Also on Amazon.Optical Quantum OQDMR16ST-50SP 16X 4.7 GB DVD-R Recordable Shiny Silver 50-Disc Spindle. I always use -R discs.
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I have a dinosaur of a Panasonic DVD-RAM recorder (DMR-E55). I have the formatting error on brand new discs. I have "erased" on Windows 7 and Nero 11 platinum and am still getting the "this is not a recordable disc" error. Is it time to just get a new machine?
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Amazon Basics recording side of the disc DVD-r Is Blue CD-r Is Green DVD+R - No Clue
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This may be better researched on Wikipedia but the short version is there is no difference (some older players had compatibility issues but they should all be gone by now...+R was usually more compatible with more systems) You can use these as video, music and data storage.
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I tried to record using a Sony DVD+R DL disc but it ran out of space after 2 hours. Sony says that this disc is not compatable with the DVDirect VRD-MC5 (although the manual indicates otherwise) and I should use a Verbatim disc, which I haven't tried yet.
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Since there's no way to be sure unless you order them, why not just order these (also on Amazon):http://www.amazon.com/Sony-25DPW47RS2-Re-Recordable-25-Pack-Spindle/dp/B0006OCP0I/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1388942599&sr=1-1&keywords=sony+dvd%2Brw+discs
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It uses the MINI-DV tapes, not the CDs. With that said, though, this camera is terrible in indoor lighting. I would look for another camera (and I love Sony products).
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DVD-R are more compatible with Players & have a little more memory almost 4.7 GB. DVD+DL & DVD-DL are for recording 8.5 GB on Two Layers with Dual Layers DVD+DL & DVD-DL. I use DVD-R for 4.7 GB & DVD+DL for 8.5 GB
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Hello Starr, I'm not sure however I have copied all types of cd's and dvd's. My favorite has been Memorex DVD-R. Perfect copy quality.
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According to the card specs that come with these blank discs, the Sony card says: These discs are compatible with DVD+R 4.7 Gbytes Basic Format Specifications Version 1.3. It also says to check your hardware manufacturer to confirm compatibility. Depending on the differences in use environment, equipment, & configuration, the actual usable capacity may be smaller than the one described on the device. 1 GB= 1 Billion Bytes. I have not had any trouble with them. My recorder is 5 years old & is a Panasonic Recorder. The Sony Discs are 1x-16x. It also depends on Recorder age of the unit. When the recorders wear out I've noticed that formatting any discs start acting up as far as discs being excepted by the recorder if regular cleaning of the unit does not work after so many years of recording. This Panasonic is my 3rd recorder which has a hard-drive. The other two were Lite-On and the oldest a Phillips model. Most of the original blanks were of different capacity in their early stages like 8x blanks. Now virtually all are 1x-16x today.
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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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They are probably identical except for packaging color. You may need to see if your equipment requires +R or -R discs if it is older, but the DVD-R is most common.
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Only the label side is black. The recording side/media are just like any other CD-Rs, NOT BLACK!
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If there is any difference, I can not see it. I've used the dvc60prl for years in both Sd and HDV cameras and the less expensive tape works great.
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I'm sorry I'm not a techie. What I do see it says here on the cd/dvd "slide-out door" is that it is compact disc rewriteable and DVD multi-recorder. Also says lightScribe on it. I purchased it 1.5yrs ago used through amazon.com and it is still running like a champ. I highly recommend this model. Hope my info was of use to you. Happy Shopping!