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lon
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_ 		17. February 2006 @ 05:36 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
My most recent job told me in nero that the job would
not fitr on a a standard dvd, did I want to have the
job compressed so it would?

Yes.

The job was too big fpor compression.

Nero said that the job couldbe put on a DVD9 no problem.


Oddly, I cannot find much info on DVD 9.

Only thread I saw was on DVD 5 and DVD9 and how to tell
the difference between the two.

I'm furhter behind than that: I don't know what a dvd 9
is at all.


It must be a commercial product so I need to know
where or how to buy them.


Lastly, will the job play back in a regular dvd player?



thanks.
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beltline
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_ 		17. February 2006 @ 08:32 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
DVD-9 are double layer dvd's. You'll need a double layer burner (which most newer ones are) to burn to these. Almost every new release is a double layer DVD-9. Older ones were DVD-5, single layer. Double layer blank DVD's run $2+ per disc on average when on sale and hold up to 7.95gb.

Also if this is a movie you are backing up, than I have yet to find one that couldn't be compressed to fit on a normal blank dvd.
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lon
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_ 		17. February 2006 @ 11:27 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Nope, not a dvd, a torrent. AVI. But I aslo have 98SE
which means I could have some over 4G problems.

I tried to load it in DVD Shrink but I might have not
set it up right.

My burner is a Benq 1620 OEM not even a year old.

Do they make any rewriteable DVD+R DL? I haven't seen that
particular combination, but I haven't been looking
either.
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