Backing up to DVDs

Discussion in 'Acronis True Image Product Line' started by neamer, Jul 20, 2006.

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  1. neamer

    neamer Registered Member

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    What is the maximum storage capacity of a R-RW DVD these days?:rolleyes:
     
  2. Carver

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    4.7GB 120 minutes
     
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    Menorcaman Retired Moderator

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    Hello neamer,

    If you are talking about True Image (as we should be in this forum ;)) then you can use 4.3 GB as the image manual split size and burn each .tib file as a DVD-ROM (UDF) data compilation. Alternatively, you can set the manual split to 1492 MB and burn up to a maximum of three .tib files per disk as a DVD-ROM (ISO) data compilation.

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    I'm just starting with Ti so I am bound to make mistakes like my DVD recorder only uses DVD- and is limited to x2 and 12 hours to record a DVD, I have a Pioneer. I got it at the start? of the format war. I am going to get a faster drive that will handle DVD+R/RW Dual Layer. I am sorry I didn't come here before I got the DVD burner that I now have.
     
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    I am not sure about TI but a lot of programs don't work well with DVD- disc's. you might want to read some of the posts here in the TI threads and see if there are any issues useing DVD-.


    EDIT==I found an answer to my own question since ver. 8 does this I would imagine 9 will also.
     
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    I checked that out too, it is in the begining of the manual (pdf, updated June). 12 hour is along time to burn a disk for with DVD-R. So I am going to get a plexwriter PX-716AL
     
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    I have a plextor 716A which never gets used for burning - only for scanning.
    Its not that it is a bad drive its just that there are better burners. Suggest you look at BenQ 1655 and save some money.
     
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    I was just on the plextor website, to the right of the pic of the PX-716A drive it says "End Of Life". Thanks for the tip, I'll look into it.
     
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