(DVD+Read Write) A rewritable (re-recordable) DVD disc for both movies and data from the DVD+RW Alliance. DVD+RW media can be read on DVD-Video players and computer DVD-ROM drives. Using phase change technology, the first DVD+RW discs held 3GB per side, but were later increased to the industry standard 4.7GB.

What is a DVD rewriter used for?

The DVD Writer/CD Writer is a multipurpose rewriteable drive that can read audio, data, and video files and can record, or write, in both CD and DVD formats. This DVD Writer/CD Writer drive enables you to: Create custom audio, data, and video files that can be recorded onto CDs or DVDs. Store large amounts of data.

What is the difference between a DVD writer and rewriter?

The difference is that a DVD reader can be used only to access data and video information on an existing DVD, while a DVD writer can be used to save new files and data to a DVD.