Basically you need a double-layer DVD. Can your DVD writer write to them? Anything made in the last year or so should, but certainly mine won't.

My computer should be able to write them. Do you know where I can get a Double-Layer DVD. And how much are they?

Film is a story told with moving pictures...

buy them in bulk, its cheaper that way. try ebay if all else fails.

Thanks for the help.

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When the script writing is done, the work has just begun. When the filming is done, the work has just begun. When post-production is done, the work has just begun. When the distribution is done, you decide if the work is done.

Double-layer DVDs are still quite pricey, though, and the burners still don't come standard on too many computers. Your projects must be quite long if you can't fit them on single-layer discs.

To make a DVD playable in a set-top player you'll need to "author" the disc using a program like Apple DVD Studio Pro or Adobe Encore. This entails making a menu system and compressing your video into MPEG-2 format. You should be able to change some bit rate settings in the compression process that will let you fit a lot of video on a single-layer DVD--even upwards of two hours if you sacrifice some picture quality (you'll still get a better picture than VHS), although you can easily fit on 60 to 90 minutes without any noticeable drop in picture quality.

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Andrew Gingerich
Exploding Goldfish Films
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Thank you for the help and information. it was appreciated.

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When the script writing is done, the work has just begun. When the filming is done, the work has just begun. When post-production is done, the work has just begun. When the distribution is done, you decide if the work is done.