How to burn&fit a 5gb of ISO image into a DVDR?

[digitalworkshop]

I have an ISO image of 5gb. When i extract it using ISOBUSTER it gives me two folders AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS.
Now the issue is how do i fit it in to a normal blank DVDR?
will i lose any data? will there be any loss of quality?
What tool shall i use? Pls do help me out.


regards,
digitalworkshop

[Baldrick]

Shrink it with dvd shrink.

[digitalworkshop]

hi,
thanx for replying.
will there be any loss? 'cos i think definitely there will be compression?
any other tool?
better than this?
somebody told me DVD REBUILDER but i dont have the necessary Cinema craft codecs.i guess the cinem craft codecs not free?
how long this will take? and any idea how much HDD space i need free?


thanx.
regards,
DIGI

[winifreid]

For an iso that size, shrink should be fine. I could take anywhere from 45 minutes to a couple of hours depending on your computer. Use "File", "Open disk image".

[guns1inger]

On your PC, probably around 30 - 45 minutes tops. To reduce quality issues, make sure you have Deep Analysis and AEC both on.

[jimmalenko]

DVDShrink.

The only way you won't lose any quality whatsoever is to either burn the ISO to a DL DVDR or alternatively exclude an extra feature or an unwanted audio stream so that you get the total size under 4.37GB.

In all honesty, I'd very much doubt you'd even notice any loss of quality since the compression % should be in the 90's. Of course there's always Deep Analysis and AEC to help out if required.

DVD-Rebuilder will re-encode, which would generally return a better result, but I would recommend that route if your compression % was going to be much lower than this.

[digitalworkshop]

hi all!

a BIG thanx to all of u for giving me solutions!
one more thing. if i have to do all this on a MAC then what?
any FREEWARE app to do this on mac?
i have the image in hard disk so accordingly i need something to fit the 5gb ISO into a 4Gb DVDR.

regards,
DIGI

[ulapines]

DVD2oneX
Not freeware