How To Store More Than 700mb?

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Originally posted by peat moss@21 July 2004 - 21:11
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@21 July 2004 - 18:06
there are 800mb discs. not all burners can burn on them though. :( im not sure but there may be 900mb discs. :unsure: (anything is possible)

dvd&#39;s can hold 4.6gb for regular ones and like 9 or 10 for dual layer ones. :) might wanna invest n a dvd burner.

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Yep they are priced so good right now too. Makes one wonder whats on the horizon . :D

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Me guesses they&#39;ll soon have TCD.
Terabyte Compact Disc.

1tb capacity, read rate of, oh, i dunno, like 10gb/s? [/b][/quote]
i read some were that 1 tera bite = 100/1000gb

i am not sure that it was 100 or 1000 gb i think it wont be 1000gb cuz still there r no hdd having 1000gb yet :P

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Originally posted by vegeta+22 July 2004 - 06:07--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (vegeta @ 22 July 2004 - 06:07)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-ROSSCO_2004@22 July 2004 - 03:23
Me guesses they&#39;ll soon have TCD.
Terabyte Compact Disc.

1tb capacity, read rate of, oh, i dunno, like 10gb/s?

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i read some were that 1 tera bite = 100/1000gb

i am not sure that it was 100 or 1000 gb i think it wont be 1000gb cuz still there r no hdd having 1000gb yet :P [/b][/quote]
1 TeraByte is 1024GB, although a 1TB hard drive will be 1000GB due to the manufacturers&#39; capacity quoting principle.

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Originally posted by worldpease@22 July 2004 - 03:00
Cheaper By The Dozen 713,726 Kb
Open Range 697,768 Kb
One Upon A Time In 717,172 Kb

So, what do you think?
I think all of them are DVD Rips,
encoded on Divx, or something like it.
And about my understanding of this stuff,
you are right, Im not too experienced.
but I´d apreciate any help...

(( How do you write ¨apreciate¨))

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Those should each fit on a 700MB disc. 717,172KB is between 700 and 701MB and I haven&#39;t seen a 700MB disc with less than 702MB space on there... although I don&#39;t buy crap discs.

It&#39;s appreciate. :)

1. - DivX Player (in Hardware topics)...
http://www.bigpockets.co.uk/product.php?product=PLA2003
Decided to get one as its much better than my 6100 as it can play the newer encoding MPEG4 ASP (Advanced Simple Profile) I have to sometimes recode mine this will save me time and effert.

2. - Ok, but if I do that, how will I get, lets say,
my 800MB movie into a CD,
I mean, is there a bigger CD?
does it exist?
Yes plus as muchspl2 as said you don&#39;t down many that won&#39;t fit on a cd disc.
http://www.bigpockets.co.uk/cat.php?search...2a65d4e17802156
This is just one site which isn&#39;t a bad price either.

3. - or I have to use a DVD and store the movie as
data?
If not, how will I play my Downloaded DVD Rips
that are usualy bigger than 700MB?
ALL avi&#39;s and mpeg are cut as data just drag, drop, cut finished, now thats an mpeg NOT a S(vcd) or kvcd etc the dvd&#39;s (not rips) are done as any other dvd is done if you want to cut (s)vcd as an mpeg so all fit on one dvd (or cd if small) you&#39;ll have to extract the mpeg out with another program first, Svcd&#39;s normally come in bin/cue format and with an mpeg you would cut as an svcd for a normal dvd player not with these.
Again if its an mpeg like say music videos just cut the machine will pick it up I cut 10 of these to one cd disc and it plays them one after another you don&#39;t have to start the second one off, "best thing since sliced bread" are these Dvix players.

Hey,

muchspl2

http://vladd44.com/

this is a great site

been lokiing for something like this for ages

Regards

alex

Rather than buy a DVD player that can play any rather specialised CDs you plan to make, I&#39;d recommend spending the same or less on a DVD+-RW drive and making DVD-Video discs that can be played anywhere... possibly in paying friends&#39; machines. :)

If you&#39;re really set on burning to larger capacity CDRs, try the 100 minute ones HERE.