Is it worth it to get Dual Layer Blu-rays for anything other than data backups. They seem more expensive per disc than Single Layer, even with cheap media which likely will rot in a few years.
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For larger video files, especially high-bitrate 4K rips, lossless audio, or longer movies that push past 25GB, dual layer might be "worth it."
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The disc quality of 50GB discs has worsened dramatically and most likely you will have issues at the layer break. If you still want to burn these use a Pioneer drive and follow this guide.
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=185539&page=19
However, I suggest to use a media player and play these files from HDD.
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