DVD-9 Data DVD Duplication Repllication
I have been particularly curious to know if it was possible to transfer the contents of a DVD-9 video disc onto a writable DVD This, of course concerns data dvd duplication replication and what I first learned is that currently available DVD discs are single-layer products that accommodate a maximum of 4.7 GB of information per side. While on the other hand Prerecorded (pressed) DVD discs can contain up to 8.5 GB of data on one side by using dual layers (known as DVD-9). I was heartened to discover that several techniques can be used to place the larger contents of a DVD-9 DVD-Video format disc onto writable DVDs. These include splitting the material onto two discs or re-authoring it to fit onto one. For illustration, by using various software programs disc content can be broken into pieces or additional material deleted so only the main video segment remains to fit onto a single writable DVD disc. Such software can sometimes recompress the video content to a lower bit rate to fit onto one disc. In this case excluding superfluous material lessens the required amount of recompression to maintain higher video quality. In learning all this, I did not have to be reminded that COPYRIGHT LAW must always be observed.