How long does it take to burn a 4.7gb dvd to 3 other dvds assuming all 4.7gb of data is used?
2022589
the single dvd copier takes about 10 minutes max for a full dvd to single copy
2130714
Hi, i tested it yesterday in response to this question. I transferred 3.9 GB of video files to it wirelessly from my Macbook Pro. It estimated 35 minutes but took just under 40 minutes to complete the task. At approx 4 GB to 40 minutes that's about 1 GB every 10 minutes. Hope that helps.
322810
The disc capacity limits the amount of info it can hold..not the machine. A standard DVD can hold 4.7 gb (approx 2 hours). A Double layer DVD can hold 8.5 GB of info. (almost twice as much - 4-hours). Your machine will copy dual layer discs if your master is a dual layer disc...the machine automatically adjusts for the dual layers. Dual layer discs will play on most modern DVD players no problem!
1400427
record both vid+aud. Multiple files are recorded with around 3MB each at 30sec length. So 32GB/3MB = about 10666 files at 30sec each OR around 88hours
1070869
Depends on the size of the hard drive but at least 14 day of continuous recording
1050541
There are none. The only reason I use the 8.5GBs disc is because I do video files that often exceed 4GBs in size. It allows me to retain a higher quality video without having to split the video between two disc. If space is not a problem then having two instead of one is OK. Most cases, however, only safely store one disc per unit.
506087
i'm using three 3Tbs and one 4 Tbs(8.12Tbs). Uptil now My used space is 3.87 Tbs and working well.
1105332
I have not tried DVD movies but the 50GB of data that I have transferred went well. Only limited by the data transfer speed of the computer apparently.
141393
Yeah, I know using DVDs even Verbatim DL only gives 8.5GB of space, I have a Panasonic DVD+R RECORDER that worksgood, so until the US catches up with the rest of world, we are both stuck, there has to be a way that one could importHD movies, sports from a HDD to a Blu-ray burner, if the source is a HD DVR, there must be a bridge Thanks
302967
all you're doing is wasting your time. burners have been developed and perfected to handle fast burn speeds. ESPECIALLY for something as old as CDs. you're not getting 'better results' or 'better quality' you're just wasting your time and burning the disc significantly slower than you need to
633202
yes, it can compress double layer DVDs to fit single layer 5gb DVDs, but the program can only do one task a time, and is very slow. Even it says it duplicates in 30 minutes, it is far from that. On average it takes about 3 hours to make one copy, and it does not offer to store in hard drive after copy is done.
765201
I am not aware of any file size limit. I have converted many LP's but I have only done one at a time
736708
Yes, way too long for DVD-burning! I was surprised they only included the ultilities & driver DVD and we had to burn the rest. I'd have preferred a straight-forward Win 7 64-bit Premium DVD over creating 4 restore DVD's I'll never use (and if I did, it wipes the partition and sets it up to factory settings.)
807429
4x and 16x represents the write speed. If you think of it like you're burning a movie that is 100 minutes in length onto the disc, then a 1x disc would take 100 minutes to burn. A 4x disc would take 25 minutes to burn. A 16x disc will take 6 minutes and 15 seconds to burn. That's the idea at least. It also depends on what your disc burner can handle. Try to get a disc that matches the optimal/maximum speed of your disc burner.
1317188
HI! No This burns them all! I have used Dvd +R and Dvd- with no problems! its great!!!! It will not burn copy right dvd's but everything else it will. Hope this helped you!
257576
You'll need to convert the movie to a proper DVD format such as VOB for the file to be playable via a DVD/Bluray player. That is based on size not length. So for example a 3 hour movie could take up only 4 gigs on a disc. A program such as ConvertXtoDVD along with the k-lite mega codec pack will do this just fine.
964469
I Have Found That You Can "Add" to CD-R. Lets say you still have half left... you can tell by looking at the burn area or check in propertys.,,,,Mb used/ Mb left... "Add" till its full-- 699Mb to be safe