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Old 11-05-2005, 01:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How to Format A DVD+R

I just have a simple (hopefully) question: How do I format a DVD+R, like erase everthing on it. Is there a program or something?
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I don't think DVD+R's can be re-written. It may be possible to delete things on them, as was possible to do with CD-Rs, but the space is definitely not recoverable, and the file is only taken out of the listed files.
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oo, ok

Thanks for your help.
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Re: How to Format A DVD+R

So, there is not a program to format a dvd-r like there used to be in DOS to format floppies or hard drives?
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Re: How to Format A DVD+R

Nope, record once only. You would need a dvd-RW disc for it to be reusable.
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you can burn the DVD.
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