Sony VRD-MC1 - Manual (Page 49)

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DVD+RW and DVD-RW discs
Data can be written to or erased from this type of disc repeatedly. Typically, a
new DVD+RW or DVD-RW disc can be rewritten about 1,000 times.
About playback/reading compatibility
CD-R and CD-RW discs created with DVDirect can be read on most CD-ROM
drives. However, some older CD-ROM drives cannot read CD-RW discs.
In addition, CD-R music discs created and finalized with DVDirect can be
played on most CD players, however, there are some CD players and
automobile CD players that do not guarantee or support playback of CD-R
discs.
Further, because of the differences in quality and characteristics between
various CD-ROM drive, CD player, CD-R disc, and CD-RW disc
manufacturers, playback may not be possible depending on the combination.*
DVD-Video discs created and finalized with the DVDirect can be played back
on many standard DVD players. Also, DVD-ROM discs created and finalized
with the DVDirect can be played back on almost all DVD drives.
However depending on the combination of the type of your player/drive and
the disc, playback/reading may not be supported or may not be possible. In
addition, some drives do not support multi-session/multi-border DVD-ROM
discs. In these cases, the drive may only read the first session/border of the
disc.
Further, because of the differences in quality and characteristics between
various DVD drives, DVD players, and disc manufacturers, playback/reading
may not be possible depending on the combination.
*Playback compatibility is not under warranty.
Write speed and compatible discs
• When writing data to disc at high speeds, you must use the appropriate type
of disc.
• Set the writing speed on your writing software. For details about the setting
procedures, refer to your writing software documentation.
• Writing speed may be adjusted automatically according to the quality of the
disc used. Also, writing speed may be limited by the transfer rate of the
computer.
DVD region codes
The playback of DVD-Video (DVD discs) is protected and controlled by a
region code setting. For using DVDirect to play back DVD-Video on your
computer, the region code on the DVD disc, DVDirect and the DVD-Video
play back software must be identical.
Precautions on writing/playing discs
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