doubt it - after all the data would be written in the same place, at the same density, you would just be left with a whole bunch of wasted dvd around the outside of the disc...
From what I understand Ritek 04s come in full size and mini, so I don't think they're any different in quality (as ive used RiTeks for all my backups (35) and they've worked flawlessly... well all but PSO but that's a different story). I've also heard that using fullsize DVD-Rs puts premature wear on your DVD drive as that drive wasn't designed for the added weight/centrifugal force of a full sized dvd. I'm pretty sure it's BS but just food for thought.
I don't know what to think because I haven't tweaked my pot yet but most of my games burned on regular memorex mini dvd-r I got from radioshack work flawlessly as long as the disk is pristine, I get DRE if there is a speck of dust or even fingerprints on them.... I have burned 15 games and only zelda and mario kart gave me DRE... Zelda works perfectly since I reburnt it, but Mario KArt crashes every time I select the flower cup...
Hello,
Well I'm just repaired a GCN that was in my basement for 2 years, and I'm thinking of modding it. The problem right now is getting mini-dvd's where I live since only two places carry them, and they're incredibly expensive. However, there's a store that sells RiData DVD-R's for only $0.35 a piece (which is extremely cheap), and I'm just thinking if getting the new case is worth it, because it makes sense that full dvd's would either:
A)Slow down read speed because of the extra weight, plus the drive in the gamecube is extremely fast, so are loading times any longer?
B)Wear out the motor in the drive so that it won't work in a few years, because I'd like to keep my GCN working for as long as possible with the ability to play burned games.
The last thing I'll say is that my DVD-Burner will only burn as slow as 2.4x, but nothing lower. Is it possible to force it lower, or is this a safe speed to burn at for GCN games?
Thanx for all who answer :)
