Space problem
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d_stevens3
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winzip will compress the file for you
www.winzip.com
if the compression rate is not high enough then try winrar or winace
www.winzip.com
if the compression rate is not high enough then try winrar or winace
Lorand
<b>VIP Member</b>
My guess is that the 800 MB file is video file, so it's not a good choice to compress it.
The 800 MB could be written on a 700 MB disk without the correction CRCs. But if the cd get scratched, the cd would become unusable.
So it's better to convert that video file with such settings that decrease it's final size below 700 MB.
The 800 MB could be written on a 700 MB disk without the correction CRCs. But if the cd get scratched, the cd would become unusable.
So it's better to convert that video file with such settings that decrease it's final size below 700 MB.
If its an image file, burn away, image files are often in excess of 700MB (unless its an ISO/NRG/other Mode1-2048 format). I outlined a few of the common image formats here: http://www.hazza.dsl.pipex.com/faq.htm
Its not an image.I intend burning the file using NERO 5.5.8.3. The exact size is 728MB and it is already zipped form 735MB or round about that.So i need to compress it by about 5%.Will NERO burn the file on a 700MB cd without damaging the SONY writer which i will be using?
Also is there a way to transfer the above file from one PC to another to other via the net?
Also is there a way to transfer the above file from one PC to another to other via the net?
1. You can overburn 735MB
2. You can use 730MB media and overburn
3. You can use 800MB and be done with it
4. www.rarsoft.com
2. You can use 730MB media and overburn
3. You can use 800MB and be done with it
4. www.rarsoft.com
Lorand
<b>VIP Member</b>
The modem is for connecting to the internet thru telephone line, the NIC is for connecting to a network router (or to a cable modem, or directly to another computer, etc.).
If you use the "multisession" option when writing a CD, you can copy more files to it later (in another burning session) until filling up the whole space of it.
If you use the "multisession" option when writing a CD, you can copy more files to it later (in another burning session) until filling up the whole space of it.
Scrapped>.<
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Praetor said:
How does the over burn work? how do i enable this setting in my computer?
what are the rasks useing overburn?
the cd i have is 700MB but it always shows up like 702MB. so if i over burn how much will it be? like how many mbs? for example 710mb afther the overburn.