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• Decolo

  Does my DVD player play Blu-Ray?

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• olympia

  Normal DVD players will not play Blu-ray discs

• Rharris

  True, you must buy a player that specifically states that it plays Blu-Ray discs. They run from $200+

• kayjames

  It's the same with HD DVD's and Blue-Ray discs?unless a player states they can play either; they won't run. Be careful too because HD DVD's and Blue-Ray discs are 2 separate things and are incompatible with each other so a player will play 1 or the other but not both. Soon enough though Blue-Ray will be all that is available as it will be the future of movies/televeision viewing. Regular DVD's and DVD players will soon be just like our distant friend... the VHS and VCR.

• TODouglass

  What about my VCR, DVD player, camcorder, and gaming console? Will I be able to use them with a digital television set?

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• owenpope

  Yes. Digital television sets are ?ackward compatible,?meaning existing analog equipment (VCRs, DVD players, camcorders, video games, etc.) will work on digital TV sets.

• coramsey

  However, their video will only be displayed in the maximum resolution that is available with each analog product. So if it is digital or HD compatible then it will show as so. If it is an old receiver then it will display as it always had (meaning a little grainy)

• Hcorash

  Manufacturers are producing a number of different connectors to hook equipment together and improve picture and sound quality when DTVs are used with existing analog equipment. Since everything is going digital, you know companies will be cashing in anyway possible to build various convertors to buy. Check with your retailer to determine the types of connectors that will work with your equipment.

• spray

  How do i find a car adapter for my gpx portable dvd player?

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• Decolo

  What is the difference between DVD-R and DVD+R

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• olympia

  DVD+R is a writeable DVD disc that allows multiple layers for one disc where a DVD-R only allows one layer.

• Rharris

  Having multiple layers allows extra capacity to burn materials on one disc but it definitely costs more to buy a dvd+r then a standard dvd-r

• kayjames

  DVD-R is the most popular format of writeable dvd's but like stated; +R's was bigger