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[GESYSOP]

Hello Folks.

I had done some calculations, but many folks have different oppinions.

So, after some math, on a 4.7 gigs DVD Builder saids I got
left 4.6 Gigs for the video, this is something like 117 Minutes.

The Question:  

Is that 117 Minutes of PERFECT QUALITY VIDEO or the video
will be compressed and the quality dropped ?

What is the maximun DVD builder will do on "Best Video Quality" ?

I had seens some post that if the video is too long, DVD Builder
will compress the video and drop the quality.
Some said 117 others 60 minutes.

I dont want this to happend.

Thanks again folks.......

[malatekid]

GESYSOP, on Sep 16 2006, 03:01 PM, said:

Hello Folks.

I had done some calculations, but many folks have different oppinions.

So, after some math, on a 4.7 gigs DVD Builder saids I got
left 4.6 Gigs for the video, this is something like 117 Minutes.

The Question:

Is that 117 Minutes of PERFECT QUALITY VIDEO or the video
will be compressed and the quality dropped ?

What is the maximun DVD builder will do on "Best Video Quality" ?

I had seens some post that if the video is too long, DVD Builder
will compress the video and drop the quality.
Some said 117 others 60 minutes.

I dont want this to happend.

Thanks again folks.......

Check out this thread. Also this one.

Edited by malatekid, 16 September 2006 - 12:14 PM.

[myguggi]

GESYSOP, on Sep 16 2006, 03:01 PM, said:

Hello Folks.

I had done some calculations, but many folks have different oppinions.

So, after some math, on a 4.7 gigs DVD Builder saids I got
left 4.6 Gigs for the video, this is something like 117 Minutes.

The Question:

Is that 117 Minutes of PERFECT QUALITY VIDEO or the video
will be compressed and the quality dropped ?

What is the maximun DVD builder will do on "Best Video Quality" ?

I had seens some post that if the video is too long, DVD Builder
will compress the video and drop the quality.
Some said 117 others 60 minutes.

I dont want this to happend.

Thanks again folks.......

The maximum at Best Quality you can fit on a standard 4.7GB DVD is 60 minutes.. Anything above 60 minutes will be at reduced quality.

[grandpabruce]

GESYSOP, on Sep 16 2006, 02:01 PM, said:

Hello Folks.

I had done some calculations, but many folks have different oppinions.

So, after some math, on a 4.7 gigs DVD Builder saids I got
left 4.6 Gigs for the video, this is something like 117 Minutes.

The Question:  

Is that 117 Minutes of PERFECT QUALITY VIDEO or the video
will be compressed and the quality dropped ?

What is the maximun DVD builder will do on "Best Video Quality" ?

I had seens some post that if the video is too long, DVD Builder
will compress the video and drop the quality.
Some said 117 others 60 minutes.

I dont want this to happend.

Thanks again folks.......

I don't remember anyone saying you could get 117 minutes on a standard DVD, which would be quite incorrect, if speaking in terms of high quality.

I do remember folks properly saying that you could get about 117 minutes on a DL DVD at high quality, though.

[GESYSOP]

[b] Thanks folks.......

So Ok, I will keep in mind 60 Minutes, not a second more.

Can you folks tell me about: "dual-layer DVD"

Based on your own test, what is the maximun capacity ( Min ) on
High / Best Quality burning ?

So far I had not seen this types of DVDs, where do you find
this kind of dvds, I will keep it in mind..........

Tanks Again  

[malatekid]

GESYSOP, on Sep 17 2006, 09:48 AM, said:

Thanks folks.......

So Ok, I will keep in mind 60 Minutes, not a second more.

Can you folks tell me about: "dual-layer DVD" This has twice the capacity of the regular DVD.

Based on your own test, what is the maximun capacity ( Min ) on
High / Best Quality burning ?

So far I had not seen this types of DVDs, where do you find
this kind of dvds, I will keep it in mind..........They are available commercially in the same stores you buy the 4.7GB DVD

Tanks Again

Edited by malatekid, 17 September 2006 - 05:54 AM.

[myguggi]

GESYSOP, on Sep 17 2006, 09:48 AM, said:

[b] Thanks folks.......

So Ok, I will keep in mind 60 Minutes, not a second more.

Can you folks tell me about: "dual-layer DVD"

Based on your own test, what is the maximun capacity ( Min ) on
High / Best Quality burning ?

So far I had not seen this types of DVDs, where do you find
this kind of dvds, I will keep it in mind..........

Tanks Again

Go to this site to get all your questions answered:

http://www.videohelp.com/

[ml]

GESYSOP, on Sep 17 2006, 08:48 AM, said:

[b]
So far I had not seen this types of DVDs, where do you find
this kind of dvds, I will keep it in mind..........

You need a Dual Layer DVD burner to burn the DL DVDs.