Burning Dual Layer DVDs - DVD+RW & Software


  1. Lairbear980
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    Windows 7 Pro SP1 x64 w/Convience Rollup (KB3125574)
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    Burning Dual Layer DVDs - DVD+RW & Software


    All--

    Not sure that I'm posting in the right forum...but:

    Is there anyone out there who has experience with the burning (dual layer) of DVDs using DVD+RW media? Should the DVD+RWs support dual layer? I have two (stock) LG GH22NS50 ATA drives that claim to support dual layer burning?

    What software is recommended to do this?

    Greatest appreciation in advance for any assistance/direction.

    Lairbear/Randy Reist
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  3. fireberd
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    Windows 10 64 bit
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    I only see Dual Layer DVD_R or +R media. No dual layer RW media. That is the first step, to have dual layer capable media.

    There are several free DVD burning software available. Do a google search. I have not used any of these so I can't say which ones work or don't work or are the best.
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