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  1. 20th Aug 2004 12:52 #1
    nhbkid
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    how big can my video file be so it will fit on a miniDVD?
    i saw the miniDVD option in nero but i cant find any info about it
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    700mb (or 650mb if you're using the smaller capacity CD-R)
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  3. 20th Aug 2004 13:15 #3
    nhbkid
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    are 100% sure because with vcd/svcd you can burn video files that are greater then the cd's 650/700mb
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    I dont think minidvd is burned in mode2 like svcd & vcd, suppose you could manually change software to burn in mode2, not sure how this would affect playback compatibility
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    If your looking for the sizes of the small DVDs, the 8cm ones, then your sizes are as follows:

    DVD-1 (8 cm, SS/SL) 1.36 gig (1.46 BB), about half an hour
    DVD-2 (8 cm, SS/DL) 2.47 gig (2.66 BB), about 1.3 hours
    DVD-3 (8 cm, DS/SL) 2.72 gig (2.92 BB), about 1.4 hours
    DVD-4 (8 cm, DS/DL) 4.95 gig (5.32 BB), about 2.5 hours

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    http://dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html#3.3
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