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    Hi Everyone,

    Just got a new Hi-Def Canon Vixia HF 200 and a Canon DW-100 Burner.
    I'm recordering in a high quality mode setting: FXP, which is 17Mbps.

    I filmed one hour of material but when tranfering the video to the Canon DW-100 burner, it took two DVD disk to cover 1 hour of video.
    Is this video files (FXP setting) too large to put all into one disc?

    I'm recording onto a DVD-R, which has 4.7 GB of space.
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    Actually a DVD-R has about 4.37GB of space. The 4.7GB is just bad math from the manufacturers. One Kilobyte = 1024 bytes, not 1000.

    If your video rate is 17Mbps = 2.125MBps X 60 X 60 = 7650 MB or 7.65 GB for one hour of video. So it will fit on a dual layer disc (About 7.95GB), or two SL discs.

    Hopefully my math is correct or someone will tell me.

    And welcome to our forums.
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    Hi Redwudz,

    Many thanks for your help. Sure appreciate it!
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