How does CloneDVD copy DVD-5 and DVD-9 discs?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 1, 2004 -- How does CloneDVD copy DVD-5 and DVD-9 discs?





As you know, most of DVD movies on the market are either DVD-5(single-layered) or DVD-9 (dual-layered) format. The DVD-5 DVD discs have the capability of 4.7G bytes and the DVD-9 DVDs have the capability of 9.4G bytes.



In the other hand, the consumer-ready recordable discs (DVD R/W) are usually DVD-5 with capability of only 4.7G bytes.

As a result, to copy a DVD-5 DVD movie we need only one recordable DVD disc because they have the same capability, to copy a DVD-9 DVD we might need 2 DVD R(W) discs. Although some DVD-9 discs may fit on one DVD R(W) disk, many will not. Some DVD-9 movies may also fit on one DVD R(W) if special features are omitted.



When a DVD requires 2 disks, it must be split at a specific border between two chapters in the movie (Note that a chapter is not divisible). For example, if your DVD movie has 25 chapters, depending on the structure of the DVD and the size of the movie, CloneDVD might split the movie at chapter 14: #1 disc holds chapter 1 to 14, and #2 disc holds chapter 15 to 25.



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