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xpi0t0s

If you're really that fussed about wasting space on a 23 pence* DVD-R then use a DVD RW so you can erase and start again. Or write to the DVD-R in multisession mode instead, then you can write more.

Better to do either of the above than to overburn, which may make CDs/DVDs unreadable on some systems. If your current writer goes bang, where is the guarantee that you will be able to read the disk in another drive?

* http://www.tekheads.co.uk/s/product?product=608647

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15Dec2008,17:00
	If you're really that fussed about wasting space on a 23 pence* DVD-R then use a DVD RW so you can erase and start again. Or write to the DVD-R in multisession mode instead, then you can write more. Better to do either of the above than to overburn, which may make CDs/DVDs unreadable on some systems. If your current writer goes bang, where is the guarantee that you will be able to read the disk in another drive? * http://www.tekheads.co.uk/s/product?product=608647