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| Thread ID: 106706 | 2010-01-19 23:33:00 | Whats going on in commercial DVDs? | John W (523) | PC World Chat |
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| 850114 | 2010-01-20 02:53:00 | They may be dual layer. There may be tiny text on the edge of the disc which says "this is a dual layer disc, there may be a slight pause in playback when transitioning layers." Even if it was dual layer it couldn't contain the files referred to in the original post. Read Metla again. |
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| 850115 | 2010-01-20 06:17:00 | A commercial DVD may have a lot of titles, but only a few working~~~ so most of the titles maybe nothing just a title! | bunyun (15579) | ||
| 850116 | 2010-01-20 06:18:00 | Or maybe your commercial DVD is the latest DVD with new copy protection technology~~~ hehe | bunyun (15579) | ||
| 850117 | 2010-01-20 20:54:00 | The DVD will just be using an "illegal" table of contents or dummy files. If you try a direct copy, the files obviously won't fit on a normal DVD/CD. There are various programs around that will happily ignore these and allow you to backup the dvd. These methods have been around for ages on CDs as well. |
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| 850118 | 2010-01-21 01:50:00 | :D autechre just "expanded" on what Metla has been saying for the last 13 posts :p Anyway, yes, a DVD-9 can *still* only hold 7.95GB |
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