Can a person install 5 DVDs on one 25gig Blu-ray disc. Had old 8mm film transferred to DVDs and would like to put them all on one disk.
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Yes, you can. Process may not be simple though. Look here: http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Convert_Your_HD_DVDs_to_Blu-Ray http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=155834
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Yes, you can. Process may not be simple though.Look here:http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Convert_Your_HD_DVDs_to_Blu-Rayhttp://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=155834
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Hello, thank you for your interest. The Super-Multi supports DVD Read/Write and CD Read/Write, but not Blu-ray.
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There are 25 sleeves. There are also 25 inserts that hold 2 dvd's each. So, the idea is that you put 2 DVDs in each sleeve using this insert. It worked for me to do this and place the DVD movie inserts back to back do we could see what 2 movies were in each sleeve. I do think the sleeves are a little flimsy when they are packed with 2 discs and 2 dvd movie art covers. If you want it to be super tidy(sometimes the plastic sleeve doesn't stay closed)- maybe just place one DVD in each sleeve. Good luck! I am happy to reduce my dvd storage space and these are worth having!
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Good question. I've never tried that. Most disc are encoded with some security so your computer will not allow you to download or copy them. I'm sure there's some stuff to download to get around that but I have no idea. If you did get around the security I'm sure you can have the entire film on your computer then of course you can do what you want with it.
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Depends on the DVD case, of course (thin Blu-Ray disc holders take up less room than the fatter DVD cases, and of course there are some that are double-disc holders...), but ours has an average of 18 discs per row, so about 54 total.
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Mine does 5 discs at a time. It looks as though they are using the same reviews for both the 5 disc duplicator and the 7 disc duplicator.
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I don't have Blu-Ray, but if they're the same size as cds and dvds, there's no reason it wouldn't work
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Not as far as I can tell. I've dumped my entire bluray collection to 2 5TB drives using MakeMKV where I preserve all the tracks without reencoding or anything like that. I haven't had any trouble whatsoever playing anything even known Cinavia protected movies like Amazing Spider-ManI don't think you have anything to worry about. Cinavia is only a requirement for BluRay players and since this doesn't have a BluRay drive you're in good shape
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that is quite possible... but will not happen soon. BR backers will wait at least a year to see if Blu-ray sticks before thinking about an universal player.So, for now, either you choose one format, buy both or wait.I chose HD-DVD, obviously.
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I can't honestly answer your question. When I buy the kid's a Blu ray movie, I copy it and put the copy in the plastic case for them to watch. If I put a 25GB disc in and it call's for a 50GB disc, I just take my chances. So I don't know what the disc actually holds. Sorry about that.
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You have to burn all the movies at the same time. I tried this out..I got all 6 episodes of Star Wars DIVX on a single DVD-R in one shot, Plays great, It gives you a menu when you put in the disc and you can select which episode to watch, then it just keeps playing from there until the end of 6. I got another 2 hour movie (which I can't name cause it isn't out in "wide release" yet) which came as 2 700mb DIVX files, I put these on 1 DVD and it only paused briefly when the switch from CD-1 to CD-2 came up, too cool. Then for fun, I burned another movie onto the same disc in a second session, It didn't recognize it. So put as many DIVX/AVI files as will fit onto a DVD and it gives you a little menu to play them from, if you burn them all in one session. If you add to the DVD later, you'll be wasting your time, you'll still be able to see the movies originally burned however so you won't be adding to your coaster collection. In Technical terms 5140 will only play files on a finalized disc, anything added after finalization of a multisession disc will not be recognized.. HUH? Hope this helps Peace!!
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This shelving unit is AWESOME! Each of its nine shelves will hold approximately 20 to 25 average-sized paperbacks, which is what I use mine for. Maybe you can judge by that statement as to how many blu-rays it might hold. Hope this helps!
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This you use to digitize the video and you can use a DVD burning software to record multiple movies to one DVD. I think digitizing it is more helpful then put it directly to DVD. I never used the feature of putting it directly on DVD yet because I wanted to pick and chose what I wanted. Also if you want more than one movie on a DVD get larger capacity DVDs.
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I have not tried blu ray as I do not have very many of them. But I can tell you that it will only replay DVD+RW which is a bummer at times, since many dvd's that I have recorded are not.
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The question raised by Robert Jordan is also of interest to me. How can one transfer DVDs to Archos 7? What problems are we likely to encounter and how should we resolve them? What is the best software to load DVDs and Blu ray disks? Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.
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I have contacted Amazon to (hopefully) update this listing, but in the meantime here are the capacity specs for this model: "Capacity: 391 CDs, 189 DVDs, 320 Blu-Ray discs, 112 VHS cassettes or any combination thereof"
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You need to format it as a FAT32 drive. It comes pre-formatted with the NTFS file system--which can't be read by most Blu-ray players.