There are many different capacities of DVD. The one used by consumer DVD burners is a DVD-5. It has one side and one layer- making its total capacity about 4.2 GB. When we say layer we mean that a DVD surface can actually have two slightly different layers that can be read by the player's laser. In general, most Hollywood DVDs are DVD-9s: one side, two layers with a total capacity of 8.4 GB.

Yes, CloneDVD supports compression function. You can compress and copy a DVD-9 movie to a DVD-5 disc, with all contents reserved, without split it to two discs any more. You also can 1:1 copy the original to a DVD-9 disc. CloneDVD can copy the whole movie, it depends on the source movie disc and output movie disc type. See similar questions...

This is what most people think of as a DVD, it's a single layer disc with a 4.7GB capacity. We can duplicate these individually (DVD-Rs) or replicate them in quantities starting at 1,000. See similar questions...

Pressed DVDs are what you find at your local video shop. They will work in over 99.9% of DVD players and computer DVD ROM drives. However, due to the large price of glass mastering, we usually only press DVDs for large runs (1000 minimum). These include: For small runs we use recordable DVDs. This category includes single write formats (DVD-R including DVD-R DL, DVD+R) and multi write formats(DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM). Each format has limited compatibility. See similar questions...

Step 2: Click on the Start button and DVD-Cloner will begin to read data. After 30 to 40 minutes, the reading completes. Step 3: The driver ejects automatically. Insert target DVD+_R/RW and DVD-Cloner will begin to copy. After about 10 minutes, the copying completes Please click on the drop-down bar and select the correct DVD burner. Or you may click the button to select the output path of hard drive, then the movie will be copied to your computer. brings you an excellent burning experience. See similar questions...

Games on DVD-9 media are currently unsupported by HDLoader. If you attempt to install a DVD-9 game it is likely that the installation will appear successful, but any attempt to actually run the game will most likely fail. There are currently under 10 DVD-9 games for the PS2, so hopefully this is not too much of a problem. See similar questions...