View Full Version : Dvd -R DL ...should these not be used...?
sunny
14th August 2005, 01:11
Hi...
I am looking into Dvd-r DL ...have heard that these-r dl are not worth using for dvd movie back ups/or ps2 back ups because they don't handle the layer breaks the same,
Is this true...?
Thanks.
Mug Funky
14th August 2005, 17:29
layer breaks are pretty bad in +R DL as well... i think it's mostly a software thing - there doesn't really exist any way to set the layer-break properly in burning software (you should be able to put it in a good place, like a fade-to-black or a quiet scene, just before a cut).
one thing i'd like to see in recordable media is the ability to go OTP or PTP for a dual-layer disc. if this were possible, along with manually setting a layer-break (or better still, be able to rip the layer break info from a source disc), then perfect 1:1 copies of pressed discs would be possible.
i've not tried -R DL discs because i haven't seen them for sale (are they even available in australia? windows XP 64 bit isn't even available here :()
sunny
15th August 2005, 09:36
Hi...the discs are available in uk(on-line)(svp/cd-rmedia).
The +r dl I have used with perfesct results using dvd decrypter,and the layer breaks are perfectly duplicated + you can set the layer break manually using decrypter.
When someone does feel the courage to try a dvd-r dl ,please post results...for ps2 + movie's...
Thanks.
Fox Mulder
16th August 2005, 08:45
PgcEdit is a DVD IFO and Menu editor designed to allow the modification of the navigation commands and parameters of an already authored DVD structure.
PgcEdit is also an excellent tool to learn how a DVD works, with his powerful Trace function.
Since v0.6.0, PgcEdit is also the first program able to burn a Double Layer DVD-Video on DL DVD+R or DL DVD-R, with an interactive interface (including a preview), to select the position of the layer break.
http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/index.html
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=98669
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