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Is there a way to burn a few more minutes on a VCD? The problem is I've got a movie with a playing length of 82:21 minutes. I think it's not worth the efford or the CD to burn tjose last 2 and half minutes on a new CD. Does anybody know a problem to this problem except just deleting those last minutes...
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If you're using an 800 mb 90 min cd, you should be able to get it all on there. Use the overburn option with your writing software. Should work without a problem....I usually get an entire movie 80-89 minutes on without any problems and it plays just fine. I actually got 91 minutes on an 800 90 min cd. Give it a try...AMD 2800 Barth
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Well I guess it totally suck balls then that I live in poor ass Holland because I've never seen 90 minutes or 800 MB cd's here but I'll search the web. Though, thnx for the solution mate!Comment
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I saw 80min CDs also just once in a shop. (10 Euro for a 10-jewelcase box). For that price it is mostly not worth. Then I prefer two CDs with better quality.Comment
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Im not sure where everyone is from, but Im an American living in Germany and we have here many many different cd's to choose from. We have the early 650 mb cd's, the 700 mb-80 min cd's, 800mb-90 min cd's,andwe now have the 870 mb-99 min cd's. I usually pay for the 800 mb-90 min cd's between 1 Euro and 1.75 Euro. It's a little more expensive than the 700 mb cd's, but I dont mind paying the little exra.AMD 2800 Barth
1024 Gig DDR Ram
NVidea G-Force 5600 Pro 128 MB
Onboard sound
2 x 80 Gig Hard Drives
lite-On LTR 16102 B
lite-on DVDRW LDW-851SComment
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