I get confused about what +R & -R mean. Please advise.
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The main functional differences between DVD-R and DVD+R are:1) the DVD recorder's built-in defects management,2) the way the recorders format and rewrite DVDs,3) the price.They are created/approved by different organisations: -R (and -RW) are approved by the DVD Forum; +R (and +RW) are instead supported by the DVD+RW Alliance. The DVD+RW Alliance is supported by Sony, Yamaha, Philips, Dell, and JP, so it also has tremendous industry support for its technical standards. Note that Sony supports both organizations.If burning disks, you need to check which your burner supports, although as far as I'm aware, most (if not all burners) these days support both -R and +R. But it doesn't hurt to check, just to be on the safe side. The main functional differences between DVD-R and DVD+R are:1) the DVD recorder's built-in defects management,2) the way the recorders format and rewrite DVDs,3) the price.They are created/approved by different organisations: -R (and -RW) are approved by the DVD Forum; +R (and +RW) are instead supported by the DVD+RW Alliance. The DVD+RW Alliance is supported by Sony, Yamaha, Philips, Dell, and JP, so it also has tremendous industry support for its technical standards. Note that Sony supports both organizations.If burning disks, you need to check... » Read More The main functional differences between DVD-R and DVD+R are:1) the DVD recorder's built-in defects management,2) the way the recorders format and rewrite DVDs,3) the price.They are created/approved by different organisations: -R (and -RW) are approved by the DVD Forum; +R (and +RW) are instead supported by the DVD+RW Alliance. The DVD+RW Alliance is supported by Sony, Yamaha, Philips, Dell, and JP, so it also has tremendous industry support for its technical standards. Note that Sony supports both organizations.If burning disks, you need to check which your burner supports, although as far as I'm aware, most (if not all burners) these days support both -R and +R. But it doesn't hurt to check, just to be on the safe side. « Show Less
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These are two different formats used by DVD recorders. The -R is the most common. Some recorders handle both formats but some can only record to one of them. You should check the instructions for your specific recorder to see which format(s) it can use.
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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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Its for the rear passenger side. The (R) means right and the Driver's rear will have an (L). The front ones are a different number with a (R) or (L) indicating the side.
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R means raintight. If the old ones metal housing is OK; you can just swap the clock mechanism. Do not put a 101 housing in outdoor wet locations
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I looked over the package I currently have and it says nothing about that. I have never heard those terms before. Now I am curious myself as to what the difference is...
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I was confused about that at first as well but this is the professional. I hope that helps!
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The RSS stands for extra strength. It may be a little more effective, nut I am totally satisfied with the regular strength. Hope this is helpful.
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I had this exact same question and called ASUS. They said the product themselves are exactly the same on the inside. The "U" stands for universal (e.g. can be sold by Amazon). While the "R" stands for re-seller. (e.g. meaning it can be sold though stores like Best Buy)
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I'm not sure what the + version is. This is the version they have had for years. Tried and true!
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I am not sure, but it also shows the number you are asking about without the S on the end of the number.
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That's strange... I just did it with my camera, and selected the option "RAW+JPEG" from the RAW menu (under SET), and when I checked in the camera, I had a pair of files with the same name but different extensions (one JPG and one RAF). Now, opening the RAF files is a different matter, since I use Linux...-rw-r--r-- 1 daniel users 924191 Mar 29 15:40 DSCF2334.JPG-rw-r--r-- 1 daniel users 25437456 Mar 29 15:40 DSCF2334.RAF
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The label colors should denote two different things: one is differentiating DVD+R vs. DVD-R; the other should be indicating different batches (i.e. green vs blue). I know that the blue-wrap spindle was the old packaging of DVD+R, and the green-wrap is the latest batch. I don't use DVD-R, so I'm not sure whether orange-wrap really stands for.
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You can looked it up but I use +because that is what works with my equipment. You need to know which will work for you.
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The "R" in the nomenclature might be a clue... It is only for the right side.Search again excluding the "R" from the name and you should both sides.
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Yes polarity matters. I don't know which is + or - however. I tested it one way, didn't work, reversed the polarity, worked.
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Most likely that is what it means...BUT...I do not know this for sure! Sorry, wish I could be more helpful! Just not 100% on my answer!
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I have know Idea what "fit and finish" is referring to, I would have to see it in a sentence. Sounds like some stupid slang. Sorry for know help
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I do not know if there is a significant distinction. However, the sound on my R + is outstanding.