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  1. 9th Jan 2003 07:55 #1
    Will Hay
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    When I'm creating a dvd mpeg (TMPGEnc), what maximum file size should I create?
    Is there a file size these dvd-r's won't accept?
    For instance, can I burn a 4.25gb file?
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    I have burned a 4.3 GB mpg file after encoding it to DVD and then burning... Be careful though it depends on what software you are using. Some software will not even handle the file or will crash. I could not play the 4.3 GB mpg file in WinDVD for example or PowerVCR both would crash.. But the DVD software handled it, converted it to DVD and burned it.
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    Please visit this site for THE SIZE of the DVD-R
    not 4.7 like the pckg says , but 4.37 gig (4.70 BB) of data, over 2 hours of video


    http://www.dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html#3.3
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