Difference between MB and Mb.

Did you still try to continue the engraving?

You might just have an alert message telling you to be careful that doesn't really serve much purpose. You can modify its settings via the file menu and then preferences (in version 6, there's an advanced functions tab. I don't know if it's the same in version 5)

I think you know how to burn your CD anyway!

Basically, we will specify that byte means "octet" in English, and not "bit"!!!!

1 octet = 1 byte = 8 bits....as my colleague pointed out...

So do the conversion....
Kurt

There is no difference:
Mo = M byte, 1 byte = 1 byte = 8 bits, Mb = M byte
However, M means 1024 squared in computing, but the documents often "cheat" by using the international standard where M means 1000 squared (one million).

What is the source file? A DVD?

Use DVD Shrink.

http://www.trad-fr.com/Tuto/Optimiser_DVD_Shrink_3.2.htm
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DVD Shrink is free. It allows you to decode and compress the DVD into an .iso file. You can directly burn the .iso file onto a DVD if you have a DVD burner. Otherwise, you can mount the image.
If you want to convert it to DivX, then use Neodivx, it should work!

C'est simple, tu fais un tableau de proportionnalité !
C'est ce que j'ai fait moi.
Par exemple, moi je voulais acheter un ordi qui contenait 64 Mo et moi, avec les Sims 2, il me fallait 256 Mo.
Du coup, j'ai fait un tableau :

8 256
1 ?

1x256
256/8
32
Donc j'ai pu placer les Sims 2 sur mon ordi :p Vive la logique mdrr.

OK thanks, it's recorded...Looking forward to it and have a good
evening.....

What do you mean by that? What program are you using for engraving?
What error message do you have?

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http://www.commentcamarche.net/base/binaire.php3