DVD+RW DL is a re-writeable Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) format promoted by the DVD+RW Alliance. It is a dual layer disc that offers up to 8.5GB storage on a single side, and so contains two rewriteable dye layers. The DVD+RW Alliance approved the format in March 2006 and DVD writers compatible with it began to show up in 2007. DVD+RW DL competes with DVD-RW DL, which is promoted by the DVD Forum.
The recordable (write-once) version of DVD+RW DL is DVD+R DL.
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