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No Need To Burn As DVD
Sorry if this has been discussed previously. I learned on another forum that a dvd show burned as a data disc (which I've been doing for back-up/archive purposes) will play 'normally'. I tested this with a few stand alone players and sure enough! My backups play the same as those I burned as 'dvd'. Suddenly, my supply of blank discs has doubled! I'm thinking this is too good to be true, there's gotta be a catch. I'm here lookin' for a 2nd medical, uh, er, technical opinion/confirmation. If true, why do the burners have the two burning modes? Thnx!
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Re: No Need To Burn As DVD
a data burn can be any random data.
the dvd data torrent seeds just happen to be offered in the standardized playable format. if you change the root folder names - they wont be playable. did that make sense ? I dont feel ive told you anything you didnt already know. No members have liked this post.
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