90312 nails it except the calculation part. Normally you would round up the number, but in the media case you would truncate it because the media's capacity cannot store no more than the round-up number. So 4482MB = 4.37GB
The maximum capacity of the media are (in binary format):
DVD-R/DVD-RW = 4,706,074,624 bytes = 4488 MB = 4.38GB
DVD+R/DVD+RW = 4,700,372,992 bytes = 4482 MB = 4.37GB
DVD+R DL = 8,547,993,600 bytes = 8152 MB = 7.96GB
DvdFab's DVD-5 maximum custom size range of 4920MB (4.80GB) is clearly wrong. That's why in the program it correctly asks for a DL disk. This is probably a GUI bug. Maybe fengtao should change it to 4482 MB to be safe.
Giving a 4490 MB limit is asking for trouble as you guys have experienced. The program asking for a DL disk is correct. I recommend you enter the value lower than that; 4472 MB is OK. TBO, you will not notice a quality difference between 4400 and 4482, maybe even the default recommended value 4300. As having been mentioned many times, DO NOT try to fill up the disc. Even high quality media is prone to error in the outer edge of the disc.
The maximum capacity of the media are (in binary format):
DVD-R/DVD-RW = 4,706,074,624 bytes = 4488 MB = 4.38GB
DVD+R/DVD+RW = 4,700,372,992 bytes = 4482 MB = 4.37GB
DVD+R DL = 8,547,993,600 bytes = 8152 MB = 7.96GB
DvdFab's DVD-5 maximum custom size range of 4920MB (4.80GB) is clearly wrong. That's why in the program it correctly asks for a DL disk. This is probably a GUI bug. Maybe fengtao should change it to 4482 MB to be safe.
Giving a 4490 MB limit is asking for trouble as you guys have experienced. The program asking for a DL disk is correct. I recommend you enter the value lower than that; 4472 MB is OK. TBO, you will not notice a quality difference between 4400 and 4482, maybe even the default recommended value 4300. As having been mentioned many times, DO NOT try to fill up the disc. Even high quality media is prone to error in the outer edge of the disc.
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