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Quote If my content is more than 1 disc will hold, will the Create Disc feature span to a 2nd disc and continue burning? If not does anyone know of a way to do this?

use Smart Fit or use double layer dvd disc. read this previous post Can't seem to burn a dual layer disc in this software.


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I appreciate your reply but the recording is a 3 hour presentation-almost 13 gig. Past the capacity of even a dual layer disk. I did not try Smart Fit but I don't see how it would squeeze that much onto a single disc.

I guess I will have to split the recording myself. Was just hoping the Disc Menu Maker would help with prompts like 'please insert disc 2' or something to that effect.

I don't think media disks can be split like that, as each one has to have a full intact image and menu. If you do need to split the content, you'd be better off doing that yourself so you can manage where the presentation ends on the first disc and then starts up on the second one.

You can also use Blu-Ray which can easily handle 13 GB on a single layer disc.

optodata - I agree it may be best for me to split at strategic places. The BluRay idea is interesting although I have never dealt with them before. I suspect I will need a BluRay burner? Also the cost might be an issue. I have to distribute the end product to 30+ individuals. But I will check it out. Thank you!

Using a Dual Layer DVD with smartfit should be able to hold four hours of videos on one disc. You only need three hours.