This is a strange one but Ive been doing some searching and have come up with nothing.

Does anyone know of a way to burn a DVD and no matter how much data I burn it will fill in all the empty space. The reason why I would want to do this is because when selling a DVD it looks ugly to see the burn line going around the middle, if its at the very edge, you dont notice it. I thought about making some sort of file that would fill the space, but that way seems a little lame and I was hoping there was some other way out there to do this.

Thanks!
Riki

Depending on your burning software there may be a finalize burn option. Nero has it. Why would you want to do this anyway? Also you could just create a text file with a bunch of random jargon as big as the free space on your dvd and just drop it on there than set it as hidden. =/.

I just think it looks tacky to have the visible burn line on the back, it looks a little more professional not to have that.

The blank file idea sounds like something Ill have to do. I did some looking and found this. If you put this in a command prompt:

fsutil file createnew FileName Size

it will create a blank file with the size you tell it, pretty neat.

Riki

just wondering what kind of dvd"s do you sell? also 90% of the people who buy a burnt dvd no matter what it is don't look at the burn lines, they just want to make sure that they get what they are paying for!