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Burning a DVD

  • 24-12-2013 9:13am
    #1
    leemaree
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    I want to burn a disc but the film is too big to put on the disc. The film is 10.1 GB, the format is was MP4 but I converted it to .avi. Anyone know how to reduce the size from 10.1 so it will fit a a blank DVD disc?


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  • #2
    johndoe99
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    MP4 gives a smaller filesize than avi. .MKV gives a much smaller filesize. Depending on the software you use, you can also reduce the bitrate, but the video quality will take a loss. 10.1GB to 4.4GB is asking a lot.

    Your DVD player won't play the film unless the film has been converted to .vob

    If you have an advanced blu-ray player, it will read just about every filetype you place on a blank DVD. Try a conversion to MKV and see how small you can get it.


  • #3
    leemaree
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,052 ✭✭✭leemaree


    johndoe99 wrote: »
    MP4 gives a smaller filesize than avi. .MKV gives a much smaller filesize. Depending on the software you use, you can also reduce the bitrate, but the video quality will take a loss. 10.1GB to 4.4GB is asking a lot.

    Your DVD player won't play the film unless the film has been converted to .vob

    If you have an advanced blu-ray player, it will read just about every filetype you place on a blank DVD. Try a conversion to MKV and see how small you can get it.

    I'll try that thanks and by the way .avi plays on dvd players as well as .vob


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