Technical information

10.4.7 Using DVD Recordable Discs With the +VR Feature

The DVD +RW Video Format, also known as +VR or +RW VR, an industry standard

supported by companies such as Sony, Philips, Ricoh, Dell, Yamaha, and HP, is an

editable DVD video format. Discs created using the +VR format can be modified after

they have been created.

Editing examples include:

 correcting a spelling error on a menu title

 changing the menu background

 adding or removing video clips

In fact, you can record over information stored on a +VR formatted disc as you would

with a VHS tape. Since the +VR format uses the same specification as the DVD-Video

format (the format used on commercial DVDs), it is fully compatible with all DVD players.

Because the +VR format is an industry standard, you can modify a +VR formatted disc

that was created with third-party DVD authoring software or DVD recorders.

NOTE: In order to use the +VR feature, you MUST have a DVD+RW media and

recorder.

10.4.7.1 Creating a DVD+VR Disc

To create a +VR disc with neoDVDplus:

1. Click on the New File button located beneath the Preview window. A standard

Windows Explorer window opens that allows you to browse for video files on your

PC.

2. Select your desired video file and click Open, or you can double-click on the video

name to add it to your file.