How to burn a 5.1GB Data Disc

[mn072065]

I hope I am in the correct forum, if not I'm sorry. I have a data disc, 5.1GB size. I tried both Roxio 8 and DVD Decrypter to burn it unto a Verbatim DVD-R DL 8.5GB. Both burns failed and of course i'm out of two DL blanks. It ripped succesfully as an ISO with 3.5 DVD Decrypter. But I can't burn it. Help please and thanks all.

[MOVIEGEEK]

Try ImgBurn.

[mn072065]

So imageburn can write data? 5.1GB of data? Why is it different from Decrypter? Thanks again

[MOVIEGEEK]

It's made by the same person as DVDDecrypter but better at writing DL.
BTW...have you updated the drives firmware? www.rpc1.org

[ronnylov]

Are you sure that your burner supports dual layer DVD-R? Some older burners only supports DVD+R dual layer and others (more old) does not support dual layer at all. Some models may add support of dual layer writing with a firmware upgrade.

[Baldrick]

This is not any video related. moving you to our Computer section.

[INFRATOM]

You already have wasted 2 DL blanks, I suggest you save the folders to hard drive and burn with software as data if it is video create VIDEO_TS folder first or just burn the VIDEO_TS folder.

[drjtech]

If your Computer Profile is current your Benq 1620 Pro is rated for burning DVD+RDL but not DVD-RDL.

https://www.videohelp.com/dvdwriters.php?DVDname=Benq+1620+Pro

-drj

[ronnylov]

Another option is to compress it more to fit a single layer disc. DVDShrink is the easy way to do it if it,s a video disc. But you said data disc in your original post and then you can't use video compression of course.