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  1. 4th Nov 2005 02:53 #1
    ford10000
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    is there anyway to burn a whole movie on dvd 4.7 gb
    i am currently using tmpge plus 2.5 and express
    i cant seem to fit a whole movie on 1 dvd
    see i was told u can
    hope that u can help
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  2. 4th Nov 2005 03:15 #2
    mats.hogberg
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    It's done all the time.
    Before encoding, use a bitrate calculator to find what bitrate to use, to make your movie fit in 4.37 GB.

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  3. 4th Nov 2005 06:42 #3
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    do you mean a commercial dvd from the rental store? if so, you need to use a program like dvdshrink.
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    http://members.dodo.net.au/~jimmalenko/AVI2DVD.htm tells you almost everything you need to know.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Originally Posted by ricky1756
    do you mean a commercial dvd from the rental store?
    WTF?!?

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    I buy many DVD's from the "Rental Shop". previously viewed.
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    Previously viewed are a very good bargain. If the DVD doesn't work my local shop will replace it sometimes with a brand new copy if no more previously viewed copies are available. $7 for a DVD is cheaper than $9 for a one time theater viewing and only slightly more than $5 rental.
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    Where the heck has all this "rental shop" talk come from ?
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    Rental Shop = Kings English Mom and Pop Shops in the Town Square. Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Netflix = United States Free Enterprise
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