Why does my DVD Burner say - The source you are trying to copy is bigger than the destination disk?
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Your computer is telling you that da disk be too small n' da movie too big.\n\nLike trying to put a Big Mac combo in a happy meal box.
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It depends on what program you are using to burn with. I use Clonedvd2 . I am prompted to check the languages I want the subtitles in. Check yours, it may also.
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Start Nero>From a dropdown list (in the midle-up part of the interface) select CD (or CD/DVD)>select Backup>Copy Disc>(if 2 drives) check the mark nex to "copy on the fly">select speed >press BURN if it doesent work (or your disc has copy protection) use "Alcohol 120" (an burning software) to create an image of the disc (on the hdd) and then burn image (from your hdd)
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Are you mixing + & - formats when you are copying & does your player support the formats you are using?\nAnother possibility is..are you using Philips DVD's..if so I bet the problem lies there. I found them totally unpredictable for successful copying.\n\nPS It may be just me but I did not find Nero that reliable. I changed to "1 Click DVD Copy" with the bundled free CopyToDVDse& have had 100% success rate ever since.\nIt's not that cheap but I found it was worth it.\nhttp://dvd-copy-software-review.toptenreviews.com/?ttreng=1&ttrkey=1+click+dvd+copy
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if they are too large they will not ... generally if it is a game install, after the first disk is loaded it will prompt for the next when it is ready ... what u can do is open the individual nrgs' up in daemontools and copy all of the files off of each one into a single folder ... then open all of the files up into an iso-making app like iso buster or magic iso and save as a single iso .. then burn it to a dvd if its larger than 700mb ... this will usually work but not always .. so dont delete anything until u test it ...
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FYI-\nDoing so violates the DMCA and is illegal.\n\nYou first need to 'rip' the DVD. That means decrypt the  embded security. There are applications on the internet that do this.\n\nThen you need to compress the data to make it fir a standard 4.7 gig disk OR use a Double Layer disk.  Again, there are shrinking applications.\n\nThen you burn.\n\nRip, Compress, Burn. That is it.\n\nBut remember, stealing copyrighted works is illegal.
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depeneds why? if your computer is slow, probably ram.  if you have 512 or more, than dvd.  if you dont have that much ram, than a dvd burner is just going to be slower when burning
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Look at the front of your drive and make sure you have a DVD burner. You might only have a CD burner. It will tell you on the front door of the drive.
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Sounds like you are coping the file to the other drive.  It will be easier if you right click on the file and do a cut an paste to the other drive.
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Maybe your free space on your hard disk isn't sufficent...
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The ISO format is compressed. It means when you burn it extracts the file on CD&#92;DVD. 700MB ISO file won't fit on a CD. Even if it fits you still won't be able to play it in DVD player. You have to burn it on DVD. Good luck
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My Nero burner has that option
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Finalising closes your disc after you burn it. If you finilaze ur dvdrw u will not b able to erase and reuse the data
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I have a huge collection of dvds and i sometimes copy 5 times that ammount in a day.However i do not do multiple copies one after another as i was told this can cause overheating to your burner.I copy 1 then i encode the next,this as you know takes a little time so it is allowing the burner to cool down.But i have done 4 in a row once and didnt see any problems-the last one out seemed a bit warmer than usual though.
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if the cd-rom is copy-protected then you won't be able to copy it, otherwise launch Nero Express and select the option "Copy Entire Disc"\nthereafter, choose the source & destination drives accordingly and proceed by clicking on the "Copy" option.
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Try dvdxcopy\ndo a search on google.
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dvd decrypter. make sure your dvd's can fit on the media you are using (4.7 gb / 9.4 gb etc)