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  1. 27th Sep 2004 00:29 #1
    kj1983
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    What the difference between a normal DVD burner to a double layer burner?
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    http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews/sony/dvddl/
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    I think you mean Dual Layer

    A "normal" DVD burner can only burn on 4.7GB discs. DL discs have a capacity of 8.5GB so it means that you don't need to shrink or remove any material from DVD-9s when backing them up. Because it is still very very new technology for the consumer, I am led to believe that there are still a few issues with DL ATM.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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