From: Jorge Amaro (email suppressed)
Date: Tue May 15 2007 - 07:50:47 PDT
Hi Gene,
try here: http://www.burnworld.com/howto/articles/intro-to-dual-layer.htm
if you copy a dual layer to another there will be no compression
whatsoever, but you need to mark where the layer breaks so the player
knows when to change. But if your original dvd is a dvd5 meaning 4.5GB
there is no point in making a copy to a dvd9 (dual-layer).
Hope this helps,
Jorge
On 15/05/07, gyoungblood <email suppressed> wrote:
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> Frameworkers,
> I'm thinking to purchase a dual layer DVD read-write drive on the assumption
> that it will allow me to copy DVDs with less compression than single layer.
> Am I right? If so, what does "less compression" mean? If I copy a dual layer
> disc to another dual layer disc, will there be no compression? Are there any
> other problems with dual layer copying? Can anyone recommend a website that
> explains all this?
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> Gene Youngblood
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