will Vista support DVD+-R(W) Drives in sense of write not read 
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Ion Todirel
buuu
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PaoloM
Hypermediocrity
My magic 8 ball says "Yes".
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Jason Cox
Longtime C9 Lurker
I would have to agree with the all-knowing 8-Ball.PaoloM wrote:My magic 8 ball says "Yes".
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eddwo
Wheres my head at?
It also supports writeable UDF for DVD-RAM drives.
I've long since swapped my DVD-RAM for a REV drive, at 35Gb vs 4.5Gb a disk and a lot faster read and write there was no contest.
REV uses UDF too so it means it will be writeable out of the box without having to install Iomega's drivers.
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