Just bought New DVD/Rw Can't Use it.

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I just purchased an LG DVD/RW and also purchases some blank DVD's also a blank DVD+RW,s. I purchased the Movie Finding Nero and tried to copy it so I can store the original. I was using easy cd creator platium 5. It told me that I did not have enought room to copy. someone told me to download dvd Decrypter which I did. Then I was told to buy DVD X COPY EXPRESS as it would copy DVD'd to one disk. I did that too, but I still have the same problem....not enought space . I used the decrypter and was able to copy the movie to my hard drive but when I try to use the dvd x copy it will not let me copy from my hard drive only from my dvd player. Someone else took me to zip the file that I downloaded to my harddrive and then to use a file splitter so that I could copy the movie onto 2 disks. First the winzip would not let me zip it. Using Winzip 6.1. CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME DO THIS.
tHANK YOu
OM
 
Blane

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Please browse through our tutorial section. You'll definitely find your answers there. I'm surprised DVD X COPY EXPRESS didn't work but, you cannot do a direct dvd to dvd copy because store bought dvds are 8.5 gbs and blank dvds are only 4.7gbs.
 
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om

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Blane said:
Please browse through our tutorial section. You'll definitely find your answers there. I'm surprised DVD X COPY EXPRESS didn't work but, you cannot do a direct dvd to dvd copy because store bought dvds are 8.5 gbs and blank dvds are only 4.7gbs.
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How can I possibly use DVD X COPY EXPRESS then if I cannot do a direct copy. It will only direct me to my DVD drive and not let me go to my harddrive. I did not know that store bought dvds are 8.5 gbs thank you. Do you know if there is a way to make dvd x copy express locate my harddrive to copy from there.
 
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Lot's of variables here om...

How much drive space do you have left? You are going to need at least 5 Gigs of HD space to burn your average backup DVDs.

Which OS you are using?
Win9x uses the FAT32 file system which has a maximum file size of 4Gig on any given formatted partition. NT (Win2k, XP) however, uses NTFS file system which has a (theoretical) maximum file size of 16 Exabytes (aka, MegaTerabytes) or 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 bytes.

Anyways, please look at our Forum tutorials... it will answer your questions of how to get a 8.5Gig movie onto a 4.7Gig DVDR. ;)
 
Blane

Blane

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Hey om, here's the INTERACTIVE DEMO for DVD X COPY EXPRESS.
_http://www.dvdxcopy.com/demo/dxcx.demo.swf
 
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