Question on burning 9.4 gig dvdr's

Commander XJL · 24th December 2001, 05:39

Can the Pioneer AO3 and Nero or PrimoDVD burn 9.4 DVDR's?

kheops · 24th December 2001, 07:51

i don't think so
that's why we have so much pain trying to copy dvds bigger than 4.7go

Coop920 · 24th December 2001, 08:56

no we can't burn 9.4 gd dvdr's cause 1, they are dual layered...and currently there are no machines that can burn dual layered dvd's..and 2 there are no 9.4 gb dvdr's available to buy...there are dual sided 9.4 gb dvdr's but not dual layered (the ones the movie companies use)

Coop

Doom9 · 24th December 2001, 13:27

as said before... 9.4gb DVD-Rs are dual sided, not dual layered. it will take a couple of years until dual layer recordable discs become available.

mpucoder · 24th December 2001, 17:10

So, doesn't that mean "yes" to the question? If they are dual sided, treat them as 2 DVD's

You won't be able to copy a dual-layer DVD without some work, but the burners can use dual sided media.

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Commander XJL Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 483	Question on burning 9.4 gig dvdr's Can the Pioneer AO3 and Nero or PrimoDVD burn 9.4 DVDR's?

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Doom9 clueless n00b Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: somewhere over the rainbow Posts: 10,583	as said before... 9.4gb DVD-Rs are dual sided, not dual layered. it will take a couple of years until dual layer recordable discs become available. __________________ For the web's most comprehensive collection of DVD backup guides go to www.doom9.org

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kheops Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 202	i don't think so that's why we have so much pain trying to copy dvds bigger than 4.7go

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Coop920 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 79	no we can't burn 9.4 gd dvdr's cause 1, they are dual layered...and currently there are no machines that can burn dual layered dvd's..and 2 there are no 9.4 gb dvdr's available to buy...there are dual sided 9.4 gb dvdr's but not dual layered (the ones the movie companies use) Coop

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mpucoder Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 3,530	So, doesn't that mean "yes" to the question? If they are dual sided, treat them as 2 DVD's You won't be able to copy a dual-layer DVD without some work, but the burners can use dual sided media.