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Marc D

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 20:02

i used the enable overburn tool and it worked perfect


vibrio

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 19:54

get a bigger CD. you get 730mb CDR's


willay

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 18:58

the file may be compressed already like a video file or maybe a CDimage, as far as I know compressing a compressed file wont do much difference :(


Marc D

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 18:55

ive already done it but thanks anyway


flipmo

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 17:58

make sure u are using "best" compression method as it will just be normal if u didnt change it


PeteMTBer

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 17:49

What type of file is it?


Marc D

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 17:37

ttt


Marc D

 posted on 15th Sep 03 at 14:29

i have a file thats 758mb that i need to write to a cd but the cd is only 700mb. i have zipped the file up using winrar but its 712mb which is still to big. i tried zipping the .rar file up in winzip but it stayed 712mb.

how can i get the file under 700mb?

does it matter what type of file it is?

cheers for any help