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by how much is it possible to overburn DVDr disk. There is a setting in Nero
6 allowing me to enter number--the default burn size is 4500. If I can
overburn by let's say only 20 Mb then it's not worth the risk but if I can
overburn by 100 to 200 Mb then it might be worth a damaged disk. The media I
plan to use is legacy 4x DVDr.

More like a few MB tops. It's entirely dependant on the drive and specific
media in question. Unlike CDR, the drive cannot "squeeze" more data on by
creating a tighter track, it can only write past the outer border till it
runs out of dye.


"asdf" <> wrote in message
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> by how much is it possible to overburn DVDr disk. There is a setting in
Nero
> 6 allowing me to enter number--the default burn size is 4500. If I can
> overburn by let's say only 20 Mb then it's not worth the risk but if I can
> overburn by 100 to 200 Mb then it might be worth a damaged disk. The media
I
> plan to use is legacy 4x DVDr.
>
>

Dan G wrote:

> More like a few MB tops. It's entirely dependant on the drive and specific
> media in question. Unlike CDR, the drive cannot "squeeze" more data on by
> creating a tighter track, it can only write past the outer border till it
> runs out of dye.

The drive cannot alter the tightness of the track; that's molded into
the disc. Whether the disc offers more than the minimum, whether the
writer can write it, whether the reader can read it - all are open
questions at this stage. Note that it may well also depend on the sort
of write: UDF or ISO DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio.

Mike
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http://www.mrichter.com/

I've been able to get a few MB on occasion with CDSpeed data disc test and
overburning test, no more.


"Mike Richter" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Dan G wrote:
>
> > More like a few MB tops. It's entirely dependant on the drive and
specific
> > media in question. Unlike CDR, the drive cannot "squeeze" more data on
by
> > creating a tighter track, it can only write past the outer border till
it
> > runs out of dye.
>
> The drive cannot alter the tightness of the track; that's molded into
> the disc. Whether the disc offers more than the minimum, whether the
> writer can write it, whether the reader can read it - all are open
> questions at this stage. Note that it may well also depend on the sort
> of write: UDF or ISO DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio.
>
> Mike
> --
>
> http://www.mrichter.com/
>

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asdf wrote:
>
> by how much is it possible to overburn DVDr disk. There is a setting in Nero
> 6 allowing me to enter number--the default burn size is 4500. If I can
> overburn by let's say only 20 Mb then it's not worth the risk but if I can
> overburn by 100 to 200 Mb then it might be worth a damaged disk. The media I
> plan to use is legacy 4x DVDr.

The latest CD-DVD Speed, v3+, has DVD overburning test:
http://www.cdspeed2000.com
(Run it as a stand alone)

> --------------------------------------
> Mike Richter, were you born with
> "Scam Artist" emblazoned on your face?
> --------------------------------------
> (Mike Richter, any Material Connection w/ Roxio?)
>
> http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...mindspring.com
> (Messages 10, 12 -- 34, 54 -- 69)
>
> ( No pipsqueaks have been able to prove ANY of the above is a libel )
> ( -- despite Mikey claimed to have proof of misquotes !! )
>
>
> asdf wrote:
> >
> > by how much is it possible to overburn DVDr disk. There is a setting in Nero
> > 6 allowing me to enter number--the default burn size is 4500. If I can
> > overburn by let's say only 20 Mb then it's not worth the risk but if I can
> > overburn by 100 to 200 Mb then it might be worth a damaged disk. The media I
> > plan to use is legacy 4x DVDr.
>
> The latest CD-DVD Speed, v3+, has DVD overburning test:
> http://www.cdspeed2000.com
> (Run it as a stand alone)

http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/Arti...rticleHeadline
=Plextor+PX-712A+updated&index=9

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Mike Richter (Friggin' ****) splattered:
>
> > More like a few MB tops. It's entirely dependant on the drive and specific
> > media in question. Unlike CDR, the drive cannot "squeeze" more data on by
> > creating a tighter track, it can only write past the outer border till it
> > runs out of dye.
>
> The drive cannot alter the tightness of the track; that's molded into
> the disc. Whether the disc offers more than the minimum, whether the
> writer can write it, whether the reader can read it - all are open
> questions at this stage.
>
> Note that it may well also depend on the sort
> of write: UDF or ISO DVD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio.

Whole lot of SPECULATING going on, Mikey ???!!!

I do not comment on what I don't know.
I only write about what I know

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What a Friggin' ****!
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Also, was Adrian Miller wrong about you, Mikey?

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From: Adrian Miller
(was: Wife Beating Stopped, Mike Richter?)
Date: 4/25/01

Unlike certain people he does not like to SPECULATE
on matters that he does not have personal experience of.
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Didn't Adrian Miller have reliable information then, Mikey?

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From: Mike Richter (Slimy Scum)
Date: 8/2/01

[Adrian Miller] does provide reliable information
when he has it in my experience.
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