Re: Burning a dual-layer disk

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On Saturday 21 April 2007, Tim wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-04-20 at 18:34 +0800, Ed Greshko wrote:
> > But, for what purpose would you use your DVD dual layer?  If it is for
> > making backups of video DVD's then it is over kill...IMHO.  I just use
> > dvdshrink and reduce to fit on a single layer DVD with no real
> > noticeable loss in quality.
>
> Subjective opinion.  Something that makes a 50% file size reduction does
> tend to have noticeable effects.
>
> And, of course, that leaves the case of those who need to store 9 gigs
> of data onto *a* disc.
>
Everyone has their own reasons, and make their own decisions.  In my case, I 
want to author some disks from a set of Hi8 tapes, and I want them split on 
the disks according to subject/place.  If that takes them over the 4.3GB 
recommended for a DVD then so be it.  The result is more important than the 
slight rise in cost - and let's face it, the difference is not huge if you 
only use dual-layer when it's needed.

Ed - let everyone make their own decisions.

Anne

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