DVD-RB and CCE with Dual Layer Media

[ron spencer]

I cannot seem to find where the cce target sectors variable is (duh!!!!)

I want to reauthor some stuff (3 kids movies) onto 1 dual layer dvd....can get them all on at 75%, but I need to be able to change the CCE target sectors to the amout of sectors on a dual layer +R? Just want to try this out for fun.

Anyone help...I checked the rebuilder ini file I see no target sectors.

Also, how many sectors are there in a dual layer +R?

thanks

[RaistlinMajere]

This is the correct line for dual layer discs which I worked out and then fine tuned after a few encodes. It leaves you with about 100Mb of leaway to be on the safe side. I have used this myself a few times so it will not oversize you.


TargetSectors=4070000

ps. I always keep it in my ini file as
rem TargetSectors=4070000
and just remove the rem when i need to use it

[borgraf]

This is the correct line for dual layer discs which I worked out and then fine tuned after a few encodes.hey that's good to know, :thanks: for sharing

[ron spencer]

will try it thanks!!!!

[jdobbs]

Just an small additional note -- make sure it is in the "[Options]" section of the INI file.

[Video Dude]

Does DVD-RB add the layer break when the target sectors are adjusted for a DVD +/r DL? The DL disc will have major playback problems in standalones if the layer break is not in the correct postition.

[k2002rahmani]

I am also wondering, does DVD-RB remove the break when encoding? I assume it does when burning to single layer media...

[jdobbs]

Does DVD-RB add the layer break when the target sectors are adjusted for a DVD +/r DL? The DL disc will have major playback problems in standalones if the layer break is not in the correct postition.I think burning it with Decrypter will add the break... I'll have to check.

[jdobbs]

I am also wondering, does DVD-RB remove the break when encoding? I assume it does when burning to single layer media...That's a subject of debate... there really is no such thing as a layer break except at a hardware level. A "layer break" as it is generally understood is actually a timing discontinuity. There are many, many reasons for a timing discontinuity other than the change between layers -- so removing it is risky. DVD-RB will examine the discontinuity and try to determine if it was put there for layer change -- if it comes to that conclusion without a doubt, it removes it.