How to burn an ISO file of 7.84 GB?

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  1. robzter

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    Please help i have a film of 7.84gb IN ISO format and i have no idea hot to burn this on to my normal maxell 4.7 gb dvd+r discs....
     
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  2. PCDAD

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    @robzter, Hi you need to find a proggy called DVDShrink you can then open the ISO with shrink and reauthor the main movie only and remove any uneccessary audio streams to get the size down you can set the max size in shrink to 4300 to assure you arent burning to close to the edge of the disk........You can find a tutorial and shrink at this link:


    http://www.dvdplusvideo.com

    Hope this works for ya...
     
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    ive done it now i had tried the 2 versions of dvdshrink i have V.2.3 didnt recognise the file which is a shame as you have more to remove and play with but the V.3.2 didnt pick the file up either so i had to open the folder and drag it into shrink .thanks for your help anyway
     
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  4. PCDAD

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    np,did select "open disk image"??
     
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    yes
     
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    well no it was "open files" as it was an image file on my pc and not a dvd
     
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    DVD Shrink will open images, not just DVDs or Video_TS files.
    Click File, the Open Disk Image
     
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    yes i know ive done the ISO file i had.
     
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    ReAuthor, get rid of the fluff and unneeded stuff, the encode to fit on blank DVD.
     
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