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I have recently purchased a used G5 1.8ghz mac with a pioneer DVD-RW drive. I've written several DVD+R discs with data and the mac reads the data just fine. When I try and burrn some data using a DVD-R it writes the disc but then spits the disc out when I try to read it. My guess could is it could be the make of the discs?... The DVD+R's are TDK (working fine) the DVD-R's are Tescos own brand (mac spits these out when trying to read data). Anyone clarify this? |
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All I can suggest is try another brand. I tend to use TDK. Verbatim, and Imation.
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