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Renegade

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Hi

I thought that I should backup my DVD's and knew that I had this program and that it should be possible to fit a 9.4 GB DVD onto a 4.7 DVD.

But when I tried this I get a message that there isn't enough room on the selected source!

What's wrong?

Is there something wrong with the discs I bought (FujiFilm 1-16x)? Our is it something wrong with my drivers or with the DVD-recorder (Nec DVD-RW 3520A)

I hope you can help me, and I be glad to answer any questions you might have.
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starjax

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you can't fit 9.4 gigs of data onto a smaller space like a 4.7.... In order for you to backup a 9 gig dvd you need a burn that is capable of burning dual layer and then compatable media.

the reason people can burn a 9gig movie dvd is that they strip out all the extras and stuff and just go with the basics.
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Yeah they remove the extras sometimes although generally the way they do it is to take the movie and rip it into a smaller size file then burn it, you can get them down to 4gigs there is lots of tutorials its quite easy to do with the correct tools and it takes a couple of hours. You can actually keep the menus and things like that and extra content as long as its not to large and you rip it as well.

However i dont think im allowed to give you specifics as in order to do this you bypass copyright protection and the legalities of it are a bit grey you are technically allowed to have a backup but arent allowed to break the copy protection to do it, so its complicated, however using google and i have a link posted in free apps thread above you might want to read through see if you can find something that will do the job.
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