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January 11th 04, 02:00 PM
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Generally, movie DVDs are dual layered so they hold around 9.4 GB of data.
Most DVD burners for computers can only burn 4.7 GB, so using DVD X Copy will need to use 2 discs to get everything that is on most DVD Thanks for taking the ball and running with it, Bob. My experience is with stand alone burners, not PC based ones, or ripping. Great answer as far as I know.... Dale 
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