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Old 10-16-2011, 11:48 AM   #1
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Burning a DVD too large for disc?
Im burning a DVD movie 1h 30 min in length and Easy DVD is saying its too large for the disc? Its a new blank DVD that has plenty of space. Ive burnt many before and never had this problem. Does anyone know whats wrong?
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is it within the filesize? maybe you downloaded a 1080P movie = <4.7gb?
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get dvdshrink

it'll compress it enough to fit (sometimes it might just need to shrink it ever so slightly)
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go buy dual layer disc?
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You should invest in a external hard drive.
Haven't burnt a single dvd in like 3 years
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Bitrate is probably too high resulting in a disc over 4.7gb.
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File size is 700mb!!!
DL is overkill, I'll keep those for Xbox backups.


Ill try the DVD shrink route.
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