MINI-CD TEST!
Hello all oyu may of read ht eohter topic where I asked about mini-cd capasity I figured it out(thank god) and my final product was oof by 2megs so had to re do everythign all over because I dont wana over-burn these babies and mess them up.Well all though it is not 120minutes I succesfly got 77minutes onto 1mini-kvcd.The quality is that of normal vcd.This is quiet well as I problay will just play in a portably dvd player(looked normal vcd quality on 13inch tv).I am probaly gona end up buying a 50pack of mini-cd-r's and when I get dvd burner some mini-dvd's they hold up to 1.4gigs so with kdvd Im sure I can safely fit 1full lenght 2hr movie.But ti is just cool having these small dsc with tv shows(note:I they are only suppost to hold ~24minutes as a vcd normal and I did an encode of the maxium size fo a simpsons ep looked great but I dont want 1 disc per episode :P)
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NOTE:SORRY FOR MY POOR SPELLING IM LAZY :p
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Re: MINI-CD TEST!
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Where is the gain there ? |
They look cool :-p
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All I have to say is that mine are regular CDRs, they look warm :mrgreen: and they (almost) look like DVD. Cool is not always good. And I can only deal with good otherwise I trash it :) Cheers |
i mena mini-dvd's(not mini-dvd the dvd format on cd;s) btu smaller disc just look cooler to me+holds more :D
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Hi zerotype,
I had already understood you in the first post. I stick to what I posted: I only author with regular size CDs and DVDs. Mini sizes are always more expensive. The cost per MB is considerably higher than regular size. So, if I want to encode a 45min.>TV show>80min. I use regular size CD-R'80. If I want to encode a movie, I rip three movies, encode them and burn them on a regular DVD-R. 1DVD=3Movies will give me an average of 1.3GB per movie. And it's cheaper than 1MiniDVD=1Movie that can hold 1.4GB. Believe me: there is a very small quality loss in my case but it's only evident on a WS50" TVset. Mine is WS32" and I can't see the damn difference. But, anyone can do whatever they want. Cheers |
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