Sometimes a user, trying to burn to a disc, for example, a favorite movie, is faced with a problem: the file is not much, but still exceeds the declared volume of the disc. There is no need to be sad, because, fortunately, the actual volume of the recorded discs, as a rule, exceeds the declared by the manufacturer.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, it makes sense to use Feurio or CD Speed. These programs will help you determine how much information you can actually write to disk.
Step 2
If you are using Nero, open the "Presets" menu, then "Expert Properties" and enable the "Enable Disc-at-once CD overburning" function. There you can also specify the maximum recordable disc size (by default, Nero increases the size of the found disc by 2 minutes). Now you can try to burn the disc.
Step 3
Using ImgBurn programs you do not need to set additional settings, the program will honestly warn you before recording about the discrepancy between the amount of recorded data and the size of the disc and, if you ignore this message, it will just as honestly try to record everything.
