How do I burn a Data Disc CD if it can only fit 700MB and the file is 701MB? How do you compress it with Roxio

Question

My old computer allowed me to burn a movie file (avi, mpg, etc.) and auto compressed the file for me if it were slightly over 700 MBs, but my new computer can do it but I don't know how to enable this feature. Need help. I remember on my old burner it asked "file to large, would you like to compress the file to fit on the CD?".

Answer 1

Every blank CD has at least 90 extra seconds of empty space called a leadout, which tells your CD drive that it has come to the end of the disc. This is required by the Red Book CD audio standard, although manufacturers sometimes include larger leadouts than the minimum 90 seconds. Some CD writing software lets you overburn a disc so that you can take advantage of this spare space. So a 74-minute CD might be able to fit up to 76 minutes of audio, or a blank rated for 80 minutes might be able to hold 82 minutes of actual audio.

Enable the overburn feature in Roxio and enjoy burning!

Answer 2

If the report is buried numerous degrees deep in directories, or if the report call is rather lengthy, this would reason the burning software now to not settle for the report. both shorten the report call, flow the report to a listing "nearer" to the basis (c rigidity), or both. Then try burning lower back. different's solutions that you do not have a DVD burner is often valid. in case you do have a DVD Burner and are utilising a more effective moderen version of NERO burning software, be sure the DVD is checked on the right of the window, and by no ability the CD. That too will make a distinction.

Answer 3

select all the files together and right click-send to compressed zipped folder and thn it will get compressed.then send the compresed folder into the c.d and it will fit perfectly.