can anyone help in this?

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  1. bluxme

    bluxme Member

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    hello,

    i got recenlty a new problem with my converxdvd problem.
    iused to download movies (700mb) and burn them with that program on a DVD-R or dvd+R..everything was working smoothly.

    since 2 days back,

    when it comes to burning part, it asks for double layer DVD!!

    i checked convertxdvd folder & found the size of the converted file was 5 GB!!!

    why is it that big?

    its same movies, same subtitles, nothig changed in my process!!

    anyone encountred such situation please advise me

    thank you
     
    bluxme, May 6, 2008
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  2. iluvendo

    iluvendo Active member

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    On your converted file, use dvd shrink to compress to 4464Mb and then burn to dvd-R or dvd+r single layer disc.

    Also use good quality discs as Taiyo Yudens or $ony's
     
    iluvendo, May 6, 2008
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    That will do it. I still have never had that problem before and they all end up being a little over a gig each when the avi file is 700mb.
     
    mpenney, May 7, 2008
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    The size of your source file is NOT relevant. Only the running time matters when converting to DVD.
     
    MysticE, May 9, 2008
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    creaky Moderator Staff Member

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