Recordable DVD media is a natural choice for data archiving and backup. Verbatim’s DVD+R DL are considered to be one of the best DL media available, featuring almost no compatibility issues, along with quick and flawless burn speeds. Verbatim’s parent company, Mitsubishi Chemical Media (MCM), pioneered this technology-bringing the first double layer DVD media to the market. Recording using a double layer DVD (also referred to as Dual Layer DVD by the +RW alliance) nearly doubles disc storage capacity with two recording layers on a single-sided disc. In relation to DVDs, what does Double Layer recording mean? Check with your manufacturers’ suggestion of DVD format for the best compatibility-especially in older technology. Today, most DVD writers and readers now work with no noticeable performance differences between plus and dash formats. When DVD media technology was first developed, the plus and dash formats used different writing and reading specifications. What does the plus and dash found in the format mean? DVD-ROM only reads data you cannot save to this disc.DVD-RW, DVD+RW and DVD-RAM allow you to record and erase data multiple times.DVD-R and DVD+R record data one time only, then the disc is only readable.What are the differences among the formats? DVD media comes in several formats including DVD+R (recordable DVD), DVD-R, DVD+RW (re-writeable DVD), DVD-RW, DVD-RAM (random access memory) and DVD-ROM (read only memory).

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