8GB iso/image fits into 4.7GB DvD-r ?

[iShare_iCare]

Personally, if you're just going to compress.. then there are lot of softwares.. A particular one, which took my interest was Win - UHARC. I never got around learning, how to use it.. But this software does wonders. For example, I compressed my FEAR iso of around 4.5 gb to 500 mb and FIFA 09, which i downloaded the skulluptra version, also uses this..

Though.. since you're going to burn iso.. then this won't work for you.

But yea.. If you want to just burn it, to fit it inside the DVD and then extract in your PC later.. then this software's pretty much good.

Its good software for compressing ZIP, RAR, ACE, etc...
but in my case, I want iso image instead.

gee, did i not say that dvdshrink will take care of your needs? yes, it takes iso's.

I didn't get your point sir.
Do you mean that dvdshrink can compress
8GB iso/image to fit into 4.7GB DvD-r ?

[l33tpirata13]

[iShare_iCare]

No It doesn't work.
I think it works only DvD vidoes.
But I have Dvix Videos that is the problem.
and am getting this error "Invalid UDF File system"

[l33tpirata13]

you never said you were burning a mkv iso. Try using dvdfab. im not sure it'll compress it, but even if it does, you'd still get quality loss.

[iShare_iCare]

you never said you were burning a mkv iso. Try using dvdfab. im not sure it'll compress it, but even if it does, you'd still get quality loss.

That's what am afraid of.
Thanks anyway.

[iShare_iCare]

I'm Still looking for solution...

[Slickerey]

Also, DVDs cost like 25 cents a piece. Just buy a 10 pack for a few bucks on eBay.

eBay is the best place to go to when you're looking for cheap stuff that actually works.

[Tv Controls you]

you problem is you burn media to disk, that is so 20 years ago.

I really only burn disks if I plan on bringing a movie to someone elses house who has a trashy setup, or if I'm burning an xbox game.

Split the movie into 4gb parts and burn onto two disks, if your so inclined to use dvd-r

[Bestfriend81]

you can compress and change it to CSO. maybe less video if have

[Skiz]

you never said you were burning a mkv iso. Try using dvdfab. im not sure it'll compress it, but even if it does, you'd still get quality loss.

That's what am afraid of.
Thanks anyway.

Anytime you compress video onto a disc, you are going to get a loss of quality. End of story.

Either use a program like DVDShrink (as suggested) or buy BD25's.