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I am unable to write up to the full size of the disc. Are the discs faulty?


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Created 2006-10-02
Modified 2007-02-09
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  • The discs are unlikely to be faulty. The simple fact is that space available can vary depending on what you are trying to store.
  • The size of the files can be important. If you have a few big files, you can fill up the disc quickly. If you have many small files, the index tables will take up a lot of space.
  • Make sure you have the correct disc for the situation, eg a dual layer disc holds nearly twice as much as a single layer



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