I have Family videos on 4.7GB DVD-R, Some run 2Hr 11min. Will this machine copy those DVDs? RBob
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Don't purchase thru amazon if when it starts to not work they will not allowed you to turn back in. It tends to malfunction after the two duplications you have to turn in off to get it to work.
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i've been using this system for burning dvd's for over two years now. what is really great ( at least for me) is that when i have the info to a cd or dvd, i can then make a duplicate very fast. i do a lot of different record keeping for members of my family. i do the recording in - super long play - mode. this gives me 8 hours and 7 minutes of play-back on each dvd. and i can make that copy in less than 20 minutes. with no hands on other than initial set-up. that's really exciting. hope this helps --- jim
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My DVD duplicator burns 7 at a time. I'm very happy with the unit. Simple to operate. Put the DVD you want to copy in the top tray fill the othe 7 with blanks. Close the trays and push the button. That's all there is to it.
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I purchased this item for my husband because it was one of his Christmas request and he loves it. We used DVD+R (16X 4.7GB 120min) by MEMOREX. I hope that this helps.
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I think you should try thee 8.5 dvd's the total time is 240 mins. I do not know the KB equivalent.They cost a tad more, but they hold more. Just look into them.
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yes if they are not copy right protected like a rental from rd box it will not copy, but if you have it on your hard drive it should copy it.
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The limit is not in the machine, the limit is the DVD. If you can find a DVD that is longer than 110 minutes, It will duplicate it.
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Not really, I've copied everything from 4GB to 64GB. The original size and the copy size should be the same. Ex: 32GB to 32GB or 4GB to 4GBGreat machine, works very well.
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Yes, this device will serve your needs to duplicate the DVD you have created. It duplicated DVD's quickly, if you need more than one disc at a time I may suggest the Copystar products that duplicate more than one DVD at a time. I hope that this was helpful to you!
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If you have them on a DVD and want to copy it this would work either on +/- Not sure how the RW format would perform.
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You should be able to burn the pictures to these DVD-R's and others should be able to copy them and view them as they wish. Of course, you could prevent that if needed, but that isn't what you asked. I've successfully burned many pictures to these for later use and sharing, without problems. Most of my pictures are less than 200 kb in size or less, so one DVD-R holds a LOT of pictures, too. These hold a lot more than a CD-R would.
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I never tried. I am pretty sure that it will though. It duplicates any DVD. Any size it doesn't matter. All it does is duplicates whatever you put in the top slot. It is a fantastic machine. I use to make my DVD's and burn them for a church among other organizations. It won't duplicate a copyrighted dvd though.
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Thanks Dale --That sounds great! Almost too easy to be true? I guess the big hang up with those old camcorders was getting the video onto a PC, connections, storage space, firewire's, etc.... I just want to put them on a dvd so this sounds like it would work for me. It is just home video of the kids growing up so top image quality isn't really a concern. The only other question is, what do you think the 'playability' of the recorded disc would be on devices going forward, meaning our PC, parents PC, whatever dvd player we have, etc.....? Any special type of disc to ensure compatability with multiple devices?If I spend hours converting but then can't watch, I haven't really accomplished anything. Thanks Dale --That sounds great! Almost too easy to be true? I guess the big hang up with those old camcorders was getting the video onto a PC, connections, storage space, firewire's, etc.... I just want to put them on a dvd so this sounds like it would work for me. It is just home video of the kids growing up so top image quality isn't really a concern. The only other question is, what do you think the 'playability' of the recorded disc would be on devices going forward, meaning our PC, parents PC, whatever dvd player we have, etc.....? Any special type of disc to ensure... » Read More Thanks Dale --That sounds great! Almost too easy to be true? I guess the big hang up with those old camcorders was getting the video onto a PC, connections, storage space, firewire's, etc.... I just want to put them on a dvd so this sounds like it would work for me. It is just home video of the kids growing up so top image quality isn't really a concern. The only other question is, what do you think the 'playability' of the recorded disc would be on devices going forward, meaning our PC, parents PC, whatever dvd player we have, etc.....? Any special type of disc to ensure compatability with multiple devices?If I spend hours converting but then can't watch, I haven't really accomplished anything. « Show Less
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We only use -R discs and can copy the DVD's w/o problem. We also know that the copies can't be altered.
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Just make sure its a dvd + R with at least 120 minutes on it. Hope this helps you.
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hello! yes it will. I had played some movies. I really dont know if which type of disk the movies were recorded in , but I'm almost sure that you aren't going to have problems with that.
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Excellent review. My questions are: 1. After you made your 17 Gb movie did you burn it into iDVD? If so, how did you fit that size movie into a 4.7 GB DVD?ThanksSony DCR-SR100 novice mac user (G5 imac)