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July 27th 06, 12:22 AM
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Burning 4 Hour Recorded TV Show to DVD
I was attempting to burn a four hour recorded television program to DVD using
Media Center. Since it was such a long recording, a message appeared that asked if I wanted to reduce the quality so that the recording would fit on the disk. I replied yes, but then a message appeared that indicated that file was too big. Is there any way to copy a file of this size to DVD? Thank you for your help. 
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July 27th 06, 04:27 PM
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Burning 4 Hour Recorded TV Show to DVD
With a third party application, yes, but I don't think the native burning
ability of MCE will be able to cope. Look to something like WinDVD Creator v3 (www.intervideo.com) which can compress that much. -- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Client - Printing & Imaging www.coribright.com/Windows "ML_Flan" wrote in message ... I was attempting to burn a four hour recorded television program to DVD using Media Center. Since it was such a long recording, a message appeared that asked if I wanted to reduce the quality so that the recording would fit on the disk. I replied yes, but then a message appeared that indicated that file was too big. Is there any way to copy a file of this size to DVD? Thank you for your help.
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July 27th 06, 07:25 PM
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Burning 4 Hour Recorded TV Show to DVD
Google DVDShrink to see if that will work. It is a free program.
"ML_Flan" wrote in message ... I was attempting to burn a four hour recorded television program to DVD using Media Center. Since it was such a long recording, a message appeared that asked if I wanted to reduce the quality so that the recording would fit on the disk. I replied yes, but then a message appeared that indicated that file was too big. Is there any way to copy a file of this size to DVD? Thank you for your help.
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July 28th 06, 04:30 AM
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Burning 4 Hour Recorded TV Show to DVD
DVD Shrink will work but you may not be happy with the results. 4 hours on a
single DVD is a lot. Do your burner support Dual Layered DVD's? -- -Wojo MVP - Windows Digital Media Wojo's Web: www.wojos-web.co.nr "Mike M." wrote in message ... Google DVDShrink to see if that will work. It is a free program. "ML_Flan" wrote in message ... I was attempting to burn a four hour recorded television program to DVD using Media Center. Since it was such a long recording, a message appeared that asked if I wanted to reduce the quality so that the recording would fit on the disk. I replied yes, but then a message appeared that indicated that file was too big. Is there any way to copy a file of this size to DVD? Thank you for your help.
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