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  1. 18th May 2006 03:49 #1
    karhooi
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    I tried to burn a file nearly 2GB or 2GB on DVD as data, but failed.
    I am not sure whether there is a limit of file size in DVD or CD? Anybody?
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  2. 18th May 2006 04:43 #2
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    you need to use udf or iso/udf for files bigger than 2gb...or maybe it's 1 gb...not sure..

    what burning tool are you using?
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  3. 18th May 2006 07:50 #3
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    Baldrick - It's definitely 2 GB. Less than that is OK to not use UDF. It would seem that kahooi's file is probably really a little bigger than 2 GB, hence the problem.
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    Hmmm ... is your hard drive formatted FAT32 or NTFS?
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  5. 18th May 2006 11:48 #5
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    ISO format DVD file size limit is 2GB. UDF file size limit is 4GB. Movie DVD file size limit (VOB file) is 1GB.
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