dvd flick w/imgbur error

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  1. loco316

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    I dont know if this is the correct forum for this issue. It its not please redirect me to the correct one. My issue is this...I am using dvd flick along with img burn. I have dnld a few movies from torrent sites and all has been well until recently i have been getting this error. "appears not to be enough space on disc to burn this image"
    Image has 6670896 sectors (13029 mb)
    Disc size 2295104 sectors (4482 mb)
    Ive never had this show up before . anyone else had this problem? Any idea on how to fix this issue? Thanks
     
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  2. mediahack

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    I've had this same problem before. The best thing to do would be to check SPAM removed. See if your movie is there. If so, download it via RealPlayer or another downloader. Then, try to burn it to DVD. Hope this helps!, and thanks for your credit card details!
     
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    so what your saying is to do away with dvdflick along with imgburn?
     
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    No. Continue to use DVD Flick and ImgBurn, but do away with the torrent. Download movies off of SPAM removed instead.
     
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    quit spamming your pay piracy site...

    nothing wrong with flick and imgburn.. the apps work, what you are trying to do is burn a dual layer image to a single layer disk.. change the output in flick to dvd5 from dvd9

    the error explains itself.. you have way too much film for the target disk.
     
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    i will try that and see if it works

    thanks
     
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    where do i change from dvd9 to dvd5....i have the latest version of dvdflick
     
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    Under "Project Settings". I have mine customized to 4300MB.
     
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    thats where i have mine and yet i still get that error message...any other suggestions on how to get around this error or a fix for it? I tried burning alvin chimpmunks 2 and yet i still receive this error...
     
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    I don't auto-burn using dvd flick, nor have I ever auto-burned with a program. I switched to the payware ConvertXtoDVD a while ago, and haven't looked back. You may also want to try a different burning engine, and see if you still have problems.
     
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