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Thats correct...
On the disc, it will read 4.7Gb 120mins.
Misleading, but also correct that at max resolution, you can only get 120mins worth of footage and that would equate to around 4.7Gb (4.36Gb, really).
Now with compression programs like Dvd2one or Dvd Shrink, you can reduce the resolution (slight reduction in quality), this reduces the OVERALL filesize and NOT the length of the film to under 4.36Gb therefore at a lower resolution you can fit MORE than 120mins of footage onto a dvd.
With Dvd Shrink, you can also remove subtitles/audio/menu/special features etc, and this will reduce the overall size of files aswell.
Therefore by compressing the movie and removing the unwanted extras, you can therefore fit the film onto a dvd.
The 120mins is very misleading, so by using compression programs, this 120mins can actually be ANY TIME length - but the quality reduces as you fit more on.
Eg. Titanic/Green mile/Any given Sunday - these are all in excess of 150mins, and go onto a blank dvd5 fine, with a little compression.
Dvd shrink is free to download here in the downloads section and there is also a good guide in the guides section.
Hope this helps
BTW:Just re-read your initial post, and it may seem that your burner does not recognise the brand of media you are using.
Memorex are know to be a little 'iffy' from time to time, get yourself a good quality one Ritek GO4 based dye dvd.
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This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 12. September 2004 @ 13:47
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