Overburning Question

[xtreemman]

I just bought a new 24 time burner and on the side of the box it said: "Disc size: 80mm - 120mm"

Now I asked someone that worked at the store what this ment, is it the actual size of the disc or is it the size of the disc in minutes? He said that it was the size of the disc in minutes. Is he right?

My other question is I bought some 99 minute CD's and the drive can only see 800mb, I figured that if the drive can burn 120min CD's then it should burn 99 minute ones too. But I was wondering if I could use the option in the software that came with the drive to overburn to 99 minutes?

The software is Prassi PrimoCD Plus 2.0 and has 2 options for overburning.
1. Overburn for the following amount
Overburn (in sectors)______ <--I fill in whatever

2.Use the following blank disc arbitrary dimension
Blank dimension(in sectors)________ <--I fill in whatever

If it is possible to overburn to 99 minutes what option should I use?

Thanks for your help.

[Mirror_Image]

mm=millimeter

[myke]

mm stands for millimeters. As to Overburning the full 99 min that depends if your writer is capable of writing that much.
1. Overburn for the following amount
Overburn (in sectors)______ <--I fill in whatever

try filling in 85000
this will be overburning about 18min53secs.
Make sure your cdwriter can write the full 99 min
Check this link to see how far your writer goes
http://www.disc4you.com/news/99min.html