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  1. 4th Oct 2001 08:43 #1
    Asama
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    I was just curious. Here's my question: a cd-r fits only 80 min. of video on it right? Then how do companies put movies that are over 80 min. onto a dvd? Do they use a diff. type of cd? Thx, for the help.
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  2. 4th Oct 2001 08:45 #2
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    CD and DVD are two different formats.
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    Yes, CD and DVD are definitely different formats.
    It's like comparing two different formats like VHS and VCD. =|
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    Click to the left and read the "What is..." sections. Basically a CDR will hold 650MB, while a DVD will hold 9.7GB. Big difference.
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