Data areas, also known as data sectors, average about 714,544 bytes per side of a regular 8 cm DVD+R formatted disc. A 12 cm DVD+R holds 2,295,104 bytes of data per side. Each disc formatâ??s data capacity differs by function and size.
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A single side of a DVD-R has 2,294,922 data sectors for 12 cm disk. For an 8 cm disk the amount of sectors is 712,891.
No DVD ripper will erase data from a DVD.
In short, Data DVD only can be played in computer, and DVD can be played on both DVD play and computer.
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There are many data recovery firms that will recover data from a DVD for you. There are also instructional videos on youtube showing how to recover data from damaged discs.
Personal computer DVD drives that record 8.5 GB of data use 1 side, 2 layers. Professional DVD drives can use up to 4 layers, 2 on each side, for double the storage.
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You will see DVD-R and DVD-RW. DVD-R is DVD-Read, you can only move data to this kind of DVD once, another words if you fill it up you cannot write anything else to it. DVD-RW is DVD-Read/Write, you can move data to any as many times as you want. It will allow you to re-use it when it is full.
A single side of a DVD-R has 2,294,922 data sectors for 12 cm disk. For an 8 cm disk the amount of sectors is 712,891.
Yes, recovery of data in a scratched DVD is possible. You should give your DVD to a reputed software company, like Stellar data recovery. They have softwares which will recover all your files/data.
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