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jo64sy
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CyberlinkPower2go

‎12-07-2010 07:52 AM

When I try to burn a disc using Power 2go, it always tells me insuffient space on disc,please insert new disc.This happens with every disc even if the video is eg. 60mins and there is 150 mins on disc.Altered the video from Smartfit down to LP before it would accept it but playback is very poor.Would be grateful for any ideas.

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Re: CyberlinkPower2go

‎12-07-2010 08:18 AM

Hi,

 

Download and install ImgBurn on the link below and see if this burns your DVD correctly.

 

http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download

 

Best wishes,

 

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Re: CyberlinkPower2go

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‎12-07-2010 10:15 AM - edited ‎12-07-2010 10:17 AM

At best a DVD will only hold about one hour of  standard uncompressed video.  Commerical DVDs are actually dual layer DVDs (DVD+DL).  If you have 150 minutes of video on the hard drive, then you will have to use compression fo fit the video onto a standard DVD media.  If your DVD drive can burn dual layer DVDs (DVD+R DL) then perhaps it might fit with only a little compression or none.

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