is there anyway to fit 808+mb file to a 700mb cdr?

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  1. juntec

    juntec Member

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    i really need help on this
    how do put a 808+mb files on to a 700mb cdr?

    I have the .bin and .cue file

    but it keeps saying there is not enough space on the medium

    i'm running nero 5.5.9.13
     
    juntec, Jul 15, 2003
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    Praetor Moderator Staff Member

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    You are trying to burn it as an image? or as a data cd? You should be burning it as an image:
    1. Open Nero
    2. File --> Burn Image
    3. Select Image file
    4. Burn per usual
     
    Praetor, Jul 15, 2003
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  3. Shoey

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    Oor if you don't wan't to pay for Nero then use burnatonce 0.97a (freebie). Enable overburn>load the cue>burn (baby burn).
    http://www.burnatonce.com/downloads/

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    There must be some limit to what you can overburn?

    Nero warns that you can actually damage your CD burner doing this. Is this right?
     
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    If you burn SLOW (i.e., 8x or less) then you prolly shouldnt encouter any problems. For DATA cds i think there is a reliable limit of 720MB or so, for SVCDs and such, 830MB is average.
     
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    no it says that my CD medium doesnt have the space to support it (?) something like that and i'm using Memorix 700mb CD
     
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    Goto File --> Preferences --> Expert Features --> Enable Overburn
    Set the value to something like 90 minutes. Now just make sure you burn slowly and you will be fine.
     
    Praetor, Jul 16, 2003
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  8. Shoey

    Shoey Guest

    Use the program m8, it's [bold] FREE [/bold]
    I burn bin& cue all the time (SVCD) and have burned 837 mb file (bin& cue). The program is very [bold] simple to use [/bold]

    Shoey :)
     
    Shoey, Jul 17, 2003
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