Hi guys. I just downloaded whole Anime of Naruto from this page and now I have a little problem in recording it on cd... From ep 1 up to 68 either 3 or 4 eps givs me a ~700mb so I can record it....but ep 69,70 and 71 gives 579mb and when I add 72 i get 753mb.....I think that I should place that special episodes somewhere in the middle....but I have no idea where....
HELP....
PS. Sorry for bad english....
spend $40 and get a dvd burner
10/4/04 - 8/20/07
You can fit around 20 episodes on to one DVD.Originally posted by: AssertnFailure
spend $40 and get a dvd burner
Yeah. It's sheer insanity to (try to) archive it on CDRs, considering DVD burners cost next to nothing (relative to their worth) and blank DVDRs aren't that much more expensive than CDRs.
Wait for the HD dvds and Blue ray discs. Does anybody know if you can burn stuff onto HD dvds with DVD burners for when they come out?
Ok but...I want to have it divided to 700mb.....It dosen't matter if it is on cd or dvd....If somebody without a dvd(i'm from Poland.....not everybody got a dvd reader or burner....not to mention something better... you knot that for me having 40$ is quite dificullt....40 in my currency is equal to 10$ dollars....) want to copy it from me it is easier if i have it divided....
If you have to use cd-rs, what does it matter the grouping of the episodes? You're going to have a shit-ton of cds, so just do them in order and fit as many as possible on each cd-r. If you start trying to group them in some special way, you prob will wind up wasting a lot of space and spending more than you would have to otherwise.
"Pudding can't fill the emptiness inside me! But it'll help."
Man, I can't WAIT for HD/Blue Ray. But if CDs and DVDs are any tell, then actually burners for your computer won't come out until a couple years after just the reader drives. So It's probably gonna be a long time before your burning blue rays.
Still...I could put all of Naruto on like 2 discs. Man that would be convenient.
Then one disc gets scratched........
10/4/04 - 8/20/07
Which is why I use removable Hardrives. Harder to scratch and ruin the data. I'll need more soon.
"Pudding can't fill the emptiness inside me! But it'll help."
K, so burning on Blue ray discs would take forever. But what about HD? I'm more interested in them because they dont scratch as easily.Originally posted by: DarthEnder
Man, I can't WAIT for HD/Blue Ray. But if CDs and DVDs are any tell, then actually burners for your computer won't come out until a couple years after just the reader drives. So It's probably gonna be a long time before your burning blue rays.
Still...I could put all of Naruto on like 2 discs. Man that would be convenient.
and thats why I make triples of my collection![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]Then one disc gets scratched........
i put 25 episodes on one DVD.
Disc 1 - Episodes 1-25
Disc 2 - Episodes 26-50
Disc 3 - Episodes 51-75
Disc 4 - Episodes 76-100
Disc 5 - Episodes 101-125
...I gotta get some money to get a Disc 6...
damn, i hate being poor.
LOL wtf u talkin about saving money for a disc 6, u can go to anywhere and buy like 50 dvd-r's for like 30 bucks. i mean the ones that hold up to 4.7 gigs on them and hold 25 eps on each cd. just save them on to the cd as data, and u can get 25 on each cd. each cd not more than like 75 cents
wait wait wait, im kinda confused, if u have a dvd player that can read burned dvd's, is there any way to play anime on the tv?
probably not with the xvid codec.
best bet would be to get a computer hooked to your tv or a modded xbox
10/4/04 - 8/20/07
i have a dvd player that can play Xvid and divX and can be updated to play other codecs including .ogg/.ogm and .rm sad to say thought it wont play .mkv. There are lots of dvd players that can do it mine cost 80 quid (about $150...ish) but there are some cheaper ones
Ps: dual layer dvd's fit about 50 eps per disc
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If your tv is HD, then you can hook up your computer to it. Then you can watch ubertastic anime on HD tv.
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