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  1. 29th Jun 2007 13:59 #1
    zoobie
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    This may seem weird (I've only specialized in online video) but I can't seem to find the time length of the DVD I've just burnt. I've got the folders and an .iso
    Where's the official length hidden?
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  2. 29th Jun 2007 14:31 #2
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    For a ISO, try opening it in VLC media player and checking 'Stream and Media Information>Advanced information'.
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  3. 29th Jun 2007 14:46 #3
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    Must have missed it
    Guess I'll have to add them together...
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    put in DVD player (or win media player)
    load each title in turn (or open playlist)
    press "Info" or "Display" button until total playing time is displayed (playlist should show this automatically)
    grab pen, paper (or, notepad) and calculator
    job done!
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  5. 29th Jun 2007 15:40 #5
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    Ha ha!
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