920mb VCD on 900mn disc, please help

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    Just converted a divx film into an mpg2 to put on disc for me to watch on my dvd player, i have 900mb discs but the file has come out 920mb, i cannot cut any parts of the movie out as the credits have already been removed, is there any easy way i can get this onto my disc? Cheers for any help.
     
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    920mb onto 900mb disc, sorry for the spelling mistake!
     
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    u sure they arent like 99 min discs?
     
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    Yes they are 99 minutes but they are also 900mb,the movie is only 92 minutes long but its still 20mb to big for the disc.
     
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    Well that shopuld burn just fine because 92mins is less than 99 and thats what matters with vcd/svcd, the minutes not the mb's! ;-)
     
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    I wasn't aware of that, cheers.
     
    ocs, Jun 29, 2003
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    I will burn the disc in Nero, do i need to change the options so that it knows the disc is bigger than the average sized disc? I think i read on here before that i need to change a setting to overburn. Anyhelp would be appreciated.

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    click file - preferences and click expert features, enable overburn and set it to 99 mins!
     
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