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Burning .iso Files....


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I have an .iso file that I would like to burn to a DVD, yet the .iso file is large, it is 4 GB.

Is there any way that I could compress the file to make it fit on the DVD?

 

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It might be the media your using, if your using cheap media try and buy a couple of the more expensive disks and see if it works.

 

I know you can overburn CDs but overburning a DVD to 6gb doesnt seem possible. Your going to need a dual layer DVD for that.

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For $30 PowerISO is a handy-dandy little program. It'll compress an .iso file pretty well. However, I don't know if it'll get the 6 gig file down enough to fit on a single layer DVD, though. Anyway, what software are you using to burn the image that is giving you errors? The 4 gig image shouldn't have any problems burning to a blank DVD. Also, what media are you trying to burn to (brand, DVD-R or DVD+R, etc.)?

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I have alcohol 120% and I use that to mount the images, but I would like to burn them to watch them on the tv

 

they are movies

 

Since they are movies I would extract the files (using MagicISO) and then open up the files in DVD Shrink. Using DVD Shrink you should be able to compress the files to fit onto a single layer DVD.

 

The 4gb one shouldnt be a problem but the 6gb one would be.

 

In the end you should have a bunch of .vob files and then an .ifo file or something. Then you can burn them to a DVD and it should play in your DVD player.

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