img file too large

[Erwe]

Hi I'm rather new to this but so far I have really good experiences with ImgBurn. Now, however, I've come across an img-file wich is just too large for ImgBurn to write onto a disc.

 

The silly thing is that the diffrence is so small (the img file is 4 702 013 440 bytes and the disc has room for 4 700 372 992 bytes) so my guess is that I shouldnt need to split it and use two discs (or a dual layer one) but rather that I'm doing something wrong.

 

If I try to burn it I get the message:

 

"There doesn't appear to be enough space on the disc to burn this image.

Image Size 2 295 905 Sectors

Disc Size 2 295 104 Sectors

Would you like to continue anyway?"

 

I tried to use DVD shrink but it doesn't appear to work with .img-files only Discs and DVD folders...

 

Any suggestions?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

I'm pretty sure there's an option in the 'File' menu (in DVDShrink) for loading from an image file.

[Erwe]

Doh! Seriously embarrasing, it worked perfectly and I feel stupid

[Smiling Carcass]

I am having this problem as well. Were the files you were trying to burn an image of a video DVD?

 

I need to get SQL Server SDK(5.29GB) onto a disc and when I try to open it with DVD Shrink it says invalid DVD structure.

 

Any other suggestions as to how I might do this either from the .iso or from the extracted files?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Don't hijack threads please, make your own.