I am trying to burn an ISO image that is 783mb in size using Nero 6. I have read that even that an image file could be larger than 700mb when is burned as image it will fit on a 700mb CD but nero keeps asking for another CD because it will not fit. Any help?
How can I burn an ISO image larger than 700mb on a 700mb CD?
there shld b an options menu in NERO Burning ROM where u can set overburning properties.. try adjusting the values there.. however, take note that overburning is not recommended n it can damage yr disc or yr writer.. u hav to burn it in disc-at-once (DAO) mode..
or u can buy 90min/870mb cds..
or u can buy 90min/870mb cds..
| Blademasters wrote: |
| I am trying to burn an ISO image that is 783mb in size using Nero 6. I have read that even that an image file could be larger than 700mb when is burned as image it will fit on a 700mb CD but nero keeps asking for another CD because it will not fit. Any help? |
Preferences -> Expert Options ->Enable "short lead-out" (works only in Disk At Once mode).
This will let you burn another 15 MB into a regular 700MB CD-R/RW.
Note that you must use Disk-at-once mode only.
That means no multi-session.
Also you can overburn further by plainly relying on your burner and the blank media.
The best I've been able to achieve with a good quality 700 mb cd-r is 754 MB.
I'm afraid that for 783 MB you're going to have to buy a 800MB media, which is usually priced much higher than a 700 MB one.
The procedure to burn a 800MB cd-r in Nero is the same as that for burning a overburn disk.
Well, does anyone have (or can link to) some representative statistics on overriding 700 Mb CD-R? Like to the failure percent when you try to write 705 Mb data on 700 Mb CD-R; 710 Mb data; 750 Mb, and so on.
Depends on the media. Obviously the probability of failure is much greater on cheap un-branded CDRs, but it also depends on the drive and so on.
I guess I must buy the new media instead since 783 is a far stretch from 700. I did managed to burn another image wich was more than 700 but less than 783 using the instructions here so thanks.
You cab do it, there is a option called overburn in NERO use that
i wish you could simply use two or three disks for stuff like "split it"
You can use split tools to split the file or use winrar,Use NERO Burning ROM overburning less 714M!
Burn it on a DVD, simple as that. Or try Overburn, but that's touchy.
I tried burning the image on a dvd but Nero refused to burn it asking for a different media.
OPEN THE NERO APPLICATION,AFTER THAT CLICK NERO EXPRESS DEN CLICK AGAIN "MORE" OPTION,DEN CLICK ON "CONFIGURE" OPTION DEN CLICK ON "EXPERT FEATURES" AT DIS MENU CLICK ON "ENABLE GENERATION ON SHORT LEAD OUT" DATS IT MAN BUT FOR DIS FACILITY
YOU MUST HAVE LATEST NERO SOFTWARE DAT IS "NERO 6"!!
YOU MUST HAVE LATEST NERO SOFTWARE DAT IS "NERO 6"!!
| matrix07 wrote: |
| OPEN THE NERO APPLICATION,AFTER THAT CLICK NERO EXPRESS DEN CLICK AGAIN "MORE" OPTION,DEN CLICK ON "CONFIGURE" OPTION DEN CLICK ON "EXPERT FEATURES" AT DIS MENU CLICK ON "ENABLE GENERATION ON SHORT LEAD OUT" DATS IT MAN BUT FOR DIS FACILITY
YOU MUST HAVE LATEST NERO SOFTWARE DAT IS "NERO 6"!! |
That will not get him an extra 80 Mb from a 700Mb disk. The only answer is an 800 Mb disk. The assumption is that's what the ISO got created from.
| Blademasters wrote: |
| I tried burning the image on a dvd but Nero refused to burn it asking for a different media. |
Use the Software BlindWrite 5 from www.vso-software.com
you can burn/read/copy cd and dvd to hdd and vis a vis, and of course any image to cd or dvd
If you know there is stuff that you can take out on that ISO, then:
Use MagicISO or some similiar software to edit the ISO, take the extra stuff out, it might just fit. I've done this a few times.
Use MagicISO or some similiar software to edit the ISO, take the extra stuff out, it might just fit. I've done this a few times.
Well said that poster 
Or you could use ISO buster, it's free, it's easy and it's very good.
Or you could use ISO buster, it's free, it's easy and it's very good.
Overburn is all you've got. What kind of a CD iso is 780mb? Are you sure it isn't a DVD ISO?
BINs and MDFs are usually 800mb but hold only 700mb data. Keep clear of em (unless you want to clone your copy-protected discs
)
The 800mb media is pretty good.
BINs and MDFs are usually 800mb but hold only 700mb data. Keep clear of em (unless you want to clone your copy-protected discs
)
The 800mb media is pretty good.
the simplest thing would be to split the file into two
or burn onto a dvd
or burn onto a dvd
overburn it. But that is very risky as it can damage your CD...
Abhinav
Abhinav
i once tried over burn my cd and turns out that it only lasted for around 4-5 days my advice is get the 90min cd or just burn it to a dvd, its not worth a try
hai,
you can wirte more than 800 mb in a 700 mb CD. it is true, it is only possibe if you wirte the cd in video format "VCD", i think some compression from mpg file DAT file happening.
you can wirte more than 800 mb in a 700 mb CD. it is true, it is only possibe if you wirte the cd in video format "VCD", i think some compression from mpg file DAT file happening.
| internetjobs wrote: |
| you can wirte more than 800 mb in a 700 mb CD. it is true, it is only possibe if you wirte the cd in video format "VCD", i think some compression from mpg file DAT file happening. |
That is not exactly true.
A DAT file on a VCD contains video + audio + error correction bits.
The reason why you see a VCD holding more data than the limit of 700MB is that a sector on a CD-ROM can hold 2352 bytes of error correcting audio data, whereas the same sector can hold only 2048 bytes of non-audio data.
The additional data written is used for error correction.
Thus you can write a maximum of (2352/2048)*700 = ~803 MB of error correcting audio (or audio-video multiplex) data.
A 803 MB DAT file actually contains only 700 MB of usable mpg data, conversly a 700 MB mpg will occupy 803 MB on a VCD.
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There are CD ISO of 800 mb, at least here in Spain they exist. But not all the writers support them.
OMG! NO!NO!NO!
ISO and NRG and BIN/CUE images can be much larger than 700mb (to the tune of almost 830mb) and be burned on one disk without overburn.
Use Nero Burning Rom and select in the "file" menu (after you cancel the wizard) "burn image" and you'll be fine.
ISO and NRG and BIN/CUE images can be much larger than 700mb (to the tune of almost 830mb) and be burned on one disk without overburn.
Use Nero Burning Rom and select in the "file" menu (after you cancel the wizard) "burn image" and you'll be fine.
830MB on a 700MB disk? Unless it's audio or video, then I'd like to see that. Can't imagine it being a very reliable burn though..I've seen over burned disks fail within weeks of the write.
For me, I would just split the file up with a file spliter and burn them to 2 CD and merge them afterward or just burn to a DVD.
Simplest and safest way would be to convert the file to dvd format. Then burn it to a dvd. Do not overburn. There are many programs out there that can do the conversion. Just google avi or mpeg to dvd. You might have to use Alcohol 120%, but no biggie. I have done it many times, trust me it works
The simplest way is just to burn it on a 800 MB CD
People actually still buy cds? I havent bought a single cdr in over a year..waste of money really when you can burn anything (except audio to be played in a cd player) to dvd that you can burn to cd. Blank dvds are the same price as blank cd's in my area but 6 times the capacity.
I've burned lots of cd iso's to dvd with no conversion necessary (use Magic ISO...great program). Although I usually burn multiple iso's to a single dvd and use Daemon tools to mount them.
What type of ISO are you trying to burn? video, audio, game?
The easiest way to do it really depends on what you have available to you..but in your post you mentioned trying to burn the image to dvd...so I am assuming that you have dvd's but not 800M cd's...grab a copy of Magic ISO and don't waste your time with cds that have been obsolete for some time now.
I've burned lots of cd iso's to dvd with no conversion necessary (use Magic ISO...great program). Although I usually burn multiple iso's to a single dvd and use Daemon tools to mount them.
What type of ISO are you trying to burn? video, audio, game?
The easiest way to do it really depends on what you have available to you..but in your post you mentioned trying to burn the image to dvd...so I am assuming that you have dvd's but not 800M cd's...grab a copy of Magic ISO and don't waste your time with cds that have been obsolete for some time now.
As I said earlier, any IMAGE can fit on a normal CD, if its less than 830MB. A cd holds information in minutes, not megabytes. 700 MB of data is burned with a different cluster size (larger), which does not efficiently use the disk space. Images, like NRG, BIN/CUE, ISO, use a smaller cluster size, and then can fit more data is the same space.
THERE IS NO NEED TO SPLIT THIS FILE. It will easily fit.
THERE IS NO NEED TO SPLIT THIS FILE. It will easily fit.
Depends on what type of image it is. Video and music are stored in minutes, a data image is not.
ummm.. just a question about file splitters.. can u give a good one.. im looking for it so that i can burn video into my discs.. and i hope its freeware..
I seem to remember reading that some burning software, can put a little extra on a CD.
Can you ZIP the image and just burn it as data?
Also you can zip it and split it up into 2 CD's.
If it is data then a DVD is the perfect solution.
Why does it have to be burned as an image?
Can you ZIP the image and just burn it as data?
Also you can zip it and split it up into 2 CD's.
If it is data then a DVD is the perfect solution.
Why does it have to be burned as an image?
| bcnhs81 wrote: |
| ummm.. just a question about file splitters.. can u give a good one.. im looking for it so that i can burn video into my discs.. and i hope its freeware.. |
If you want to split video, there are a few apps that will do it. I use Virtual Dub. Look here for more info on anything video: http://www.videohelp.com/
If you want to split data, just use a compression tool like winrar and set the volume size to whatever you want.
hai friends
it is possible, When you write Video CD (VCD) you can drag 800MB mpg file to compilation, During the MPG to DAT conversion the file is compressed. it is possible in all type of video CD Writing software,
I am using Nero Software
| Blademasters wrote: |
| I am trying to burn an ISO image that is 783mb in size using Nero 6. I have read that even that an image file could be larger than 700mb when is burned as image it will fit on a 700mb CD but nero keeps asking for another CD because it will not fit. Any help? |
use overburn option in nero 6...or get a 800mb cdr
I give up! I hope that the person who started this thread actually read it all. As a person who has burned hundreds (I'm not kidding - might be over 1000 now) of Linux ISO files, video BIN/CUE files, and other image files that are more than 700MB, I can see that some people don't seem to read the thread before inputting. This is a shame.
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