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January 24th, 2004, 06:03 PM
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Why only 4.7GB on DVD-Rs? Is it enough for a movie?
If DVDs are 17GB, why can the writers only burn 4.7GB? Is it true that isnt enough to copy a DVD movie without the special features unless you also sacrifice quality by lowering the bitrate?
I was just about ready to buy a DVD writer so I can copy DVDs and keep the original quality (I just got a projector and 72" screen so it will make a big difference) but a friend told me only old DVDs would fit on the 4.7GB of DVD-Rs without lowering the bitrate.
So is it true that even by removing the special features new movies wont fit on 4.7GB without sacrificing quality?
Thanks
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