How can i fit a 750mb mon a 700mb cd as mode 2 (But as data)

[JamieBecks23]

I dont want a video cd structure just an mpg file

[MpegEncoder]

No, if it's data then it takes data space.

[todgerme]

You have 2 options.
Option1: 90/99 minute cdrs that hold 800/870mb respectively in data terms.
Option2:mode2cdmaker obtainable at http://webs.ono.com/de_xt/
be warned however the reason audio and vcd fit more coz they have less error protection, data needs more error protection, so literally one scratch on your cd written in this method will probably corrupt any data on the disk!
I forgot option 3, dvd-r!!!

[puertorican138]

You could just burn it as an ISO in Nero.

[vitualis]

Um, you wouldn't get MODE Form2 type capacity then...

Regards.

[puertorican138]

Um, you wouldn't get MODE Form2 type capacity then...

Regards.

In Nero, you can choose to either burn it as MODE 1 or MODE 2. If you burn it in MODE 1 it has to be 700MB and lower.

[vitualis]

Dude, if you choose "MODE2" for CD-ROMs, you get "MODE2 Form1" sectors which gives you exactly the same data capacity as MODE1...

Regards.

[puertorican138]

Dude, if you choose "MODE2" for CD-ROMs, you get "MODE2 Form1" sectors which gives you exactly the same data capacity as MODE1...

Regards.

Thanks for correcting me, vitualis!

[loseyourself]

so is it really worth it to use mode 2???? i posted something b4 about putting data JPG files along with the VCD slideshow so i could put it in the computer and print out hi quality, hi resolution images....will the JPG files be as mode 1 or mode 2???

[vitualis]

Everything on a VCD is burnt in MODE2.

MODE2 has two forms, Form1 and Form2.

The video tracks are written in FORM2 sectors (i.e., more capacity, no ECC).

Additional files on the ISO filesystem (e.g., JPEG files) are written in FORM1 sectors (i.e., just like normal CD-ROM sectors with ECC).

Regards.