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Topic: over 650MB on CD?
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red chris
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posted 12-22-2000 02:55 PM
i heard if you burn a VCD with nero it can be over 650mb as long as it is under 74 mins, how does it do this? |
multimedia light & magic
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posted 12-22-2000 03:46 PM
could always get a 700 meg cd?------------------
the raven flies backwards at midnight. |
Danny
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posted 12-22-2000 05:40 PM
It is using the same track as audio CD. CDs have to two different tracks - an audio CD uses a different one than the data track where a computer application is stored. Thats why you see CDs that are 650/74 min and 700/80 min. I always buy 80 min even though they cost a little more because it lets me fit 6 more minutes of music when I make a mix, or 50 mb more data. |
SlipperyGlue
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posted 12-23-2000 03:48 AM
All Nero does is compresses your darn files so that they all fit. This can also lead to music being cut off at the end of trax, files being corrupt etc etc. And whats this crap about two trax!?! Audio and data??! Audio is data, just encoded differently in formats cd players can read. If you really want to cram away, get a blank DVD cd! You'll be burning stuff on the same CD till' the cows come home!Slippery Glue Productions
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