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  1. 8th Aug 2002 13:34 #1
    Blind_Mr_Smith
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    Has anyone used a 99 min cd for VCDs? Does it allow the normal 100mb over burn? For example 80 min cd can hold 800 mbs will the 850mb 99 min cd hold 950 mbs?
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    Yes, I have made VCD's as long as 98 minutes total.
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    I only use 99 minutes CD's for my SVCD's. This way I can have much more quality on one CD.

    Normally 99 minutes CD's are 870 MB. You can store up to 980 - 990 MB in video/audio format.

    You can order them quite cheap at: http://www.brennershop.de

    A spindle of 100 CD's is about 47,50 Euro. ( if I remember correct)
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