When I attempt to burn an ISO file (3.93 G) to a dual layer DVD using , I get a pop up that says:
"media inserted in Drive E is double layer, but the output only needs single layer media"
I am assuming that it only needs one layer because the file size is not big enough to need dual layer.
My question is, why is an ISO file so much smaller that when you rip to the folder that has the video_TS and audio_TS. Example, Harry Potter Goblet of Fire...ISO file is 4.19 GB, Video_TS folder is 7.12 GB
I burn my ISO files at DVD9. Am I losing quality by going to ISO file? And is quality better on dual layer disk even though is is not required?
Thanks in advance for the advice.
"media inserted in Drive E is double layer, but the output only needs single layer media"
I am assuming that it only needs one layer because the file size is not big enough to need dual layer.
My question is, why is an ISO file so much smaller that when you rip to the folder that has the video_TS and audio_TS. Example, Harry Potter Goblet of Fire...ISO file is 4.19 GB, Video_TS folder is 7.12 GB
I burn my ISO files at DVD9. Am I losing quality by going to ISO file? And is quality better on dual layer disk even though is is not required?
Thanks in advance for the advice.
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