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How to convert .iso to DVD?

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Laura Chase5 Laura Chase5 MemberOP
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Hey everyone... I've got this video sitting in an .iso format, and it’s clocking in at about 6 GB. My problem is, I’m trying to burn it onto a standard 4.7 GB DVD. Does anyone know how to pull this off? Is there a way to convert it using some software—maybe turn that .iso into a playable DVD structure? Or I don't know... I'm open to any advice you can throw my way. Thanks.
Peter Gomez71 Peter Gomez71 Newcomer
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Laura Chase5 said:Hey everyone... I've got this video sitting in an .iso format, and it’s clocking in at about 6 GB. My problem is, I’m trying to burn it onto a standard 4.7 GB DVD. Does anyone know how to pull this off? Is there a way to convert it using some software—maybe turn that .iso into a playable DVD structure? Or I don't know... I'm open to any advice you can throw my way. Thanks.


You can find all sorts of tutorials online, but here is my take

1. Open the ISO with a program and just extract the contents (you might try searching for Alcohol ISO
2. Then open the actual movie file using Shrink DVD
3. From there, you should be able to compress it down to fit on a 4.7 GB disc

There are plenty of guides available on sites like VideoHelp if you need more detail.
Laura Chase5 Laura Chase5 MemberOP
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Can someone give me a hand here? I’ve got the software downloaded and I already loaded that .iso file into it... now what? What's the next move?

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Laura Chase5 Laura Chase5 MemberOP
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The surgery was a success and the patient survived... It was a bit of a grind, but I pulled it off... thanks...
Peter Gomez71 Peter Gomez71 Newcomer
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Laura Chase5 said:The surgery was a success and the patient survived... It was a bit of a grind, but I pulled it off... thanks...

not really 👍

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