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driss1511
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You can indeed copy DVDs larger than the standard single-side, single-layer format onto a 4.7gb disc... There are various programmes around that will let you do this, some are free and the majority ask you for some money. However, in my opinion one of the best (and free!) programmes available to do this is DVDShrink. There's an EXCELLENT guide on how to use the programme at the (definitive) Doom9 site: http://server5.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/dvdshrink31-main.htm Where a link is also provided at the top of the article where you can download DVDShrink 3 from to get you started. Of course, for legality's sake, I must insist that you only use these tools to perform backups of DVDs you already own for security of purchase only, don't make copies of rented or borrowed films, because that's just naughty, and the movie industry will never stop whining about lost profits so long as they think people are depriving them of their well-deserved billions. That said, happy backing-up :)
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Use a dual-layer disc and with a dual-layer capable burner. These drives are available for $20-40 and the discs are about $1-2 each.
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Most likely it is on a dual layer DVD so you will need to get a dual layer disk. However some movies do this to avoid people copying them. However if it is not to much bigger you can use the overburn feature on Nero to squeeze in a little extra data.
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