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Burning files larger than 4,489MB

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by cyberbach, Nov 24, 2007.

  1. cyberbach

    cyberbach Member

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    I'm not really a newbie to burning DVD's, been doing it for a while but I ran into a dilemma. I unpacked a RAR file into an ISO that was 4,792MB and when I tried to burn it onto a DVD-R disc with NERO I got a message that the media only had 4,489MB available. Now I know this ISO is supposed to be burnable and yet I can't figure out how. Are there larger capacity DVD discs available? Mine are 4X DVD-R 4.7GB. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks - Cyberbach
     
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    iluvendo Active member

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    My friend, u r going to need a double layer dvd-9 disc (preferably a dvd+r disc). Imgburn will burn it to the dvd-9 with no probs (imgburn was created with iso files in mind) free from www.imgburn.com
     
  3. cyberbach

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    Thanks, I d/l ImgBurn now I guess I need to get some 9's. I went to NewEgg and found Verbatim 8.5GB 2.4X~6X DVD+R DL 20 Packs Branded Disc - Retail
    $32.99
    You Save: $3.00
    ($24.99 after $8.00 Mail-In Rebate)
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    Are Verbatim any good, I've used Sony, Memorex and RiData but these seem like a pretty reasonable price. Thanks again for all your help.
     
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    Your burner may not support DL, check and see. By the way, Verbatim is great media. You could use DVD Shrink to get the size down to DVD 5.
     
  5. cyberbach

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    Pretty sure the drive will support it, it's a 52 X lightscribe that I just bought and installed earlier this year. I went ahead and ordered the Verbatim discs, I read a few reviews and they appear well rated. Thanks again for all your help, I feel very fortunate to have found this forum and someone to help me with my questions, thanks again, Cyberbach
     
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    vamsilak Regular member

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    i will try to use dvdshrink like mistycat mentioned
    if u need to cut and clip
    like
    extrs(ifthere'sany)
    or
    logos and warnings in the beginging
    now a days iam cutting allthat crap
    guess what most of them will fit in dvd5
    happy with it
     
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    Correct about DVD Shrink, many people only know about using it with DVD files or straight from the disc. It can be used with an .ISO also, click on FILE>Open Disc Image
     

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