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My question is there way to know if dvd players support 99min cd-r, other than getting one and testing it out. I have a philips 724AT if that helps
thanx in advance,
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I have some of these but am yet to test them out on either my burner Or my player (toshiba) . I think that it is likely to be your burner that is the problem as DVD 's are far more finely pitched than CDR even 99min ones. I notice that Sony DD seems to have died a death. When will they start producing extra long dvd blanks eg std now 4.7gb future 5.4gb ? 6.1gb ??
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I think its just a case of try it and see. I have some 99 min media which I can burn to 98:58. Both my DVD players will play the discs, but one will only play up to 88 minutes of the disc. At this point the video gets stuck in a loop and will play no further.
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CDRWIN (all-caps not by Golden Hawn Tech.)supports 90 and 99 minutes CD-Rs.
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Most newer burning apps can burn 90 and 99 min CDs. However, not all players will play such discs properly all the way to the end...
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