No. Much, much more than that.
On average one movie is 2GB. That's two gigabytes.
A high definition (HD) movie would be around 3 or 4.5GB
A DVD holds 4.7 GB = 4,700,000,000 bytes. (Actually something exact like 4,700,372,992 bytes.) A kilobyte is 1000 bytes, so a DVD holds 4,700,000 kilobytes.
COST TO TRANSFER 16 MILLIMETER FILM TO DVD
At this date the film is not available on DVD. I am a fan of this film and would love to have it in my collection.
Yes yes yes! a TRULY BRILLIANT FILM! Wish it was out as would definitely be on my DVD shelf!
In order to transfer something on cine film to DVD, you need both the source of the cine film (e.g. a VCR if you originally recorded the film on a VHS tape) and a DVD recorder. Make sure to connect the A/V cable to both the source of the cine film and the DVD recorder. Hit "record" on the DVD recorder. Then hit "play" on the source player. When the film's done, hit "stop" on both. Surely one has to project the film then record on to a camcorder. I would like an answer of what is the best way to do this.
if it was on DVD yes you would have to buy it from their website and also its a fan made film and you cannnot get it in stores or online its not avalable on DVD at all
The film is now out on DVD .
The software asperasoft will convert 8mm film to DVD. There are several other software applications that also convert 8mm film to DVD including globalsafe and video2dvd.
There is no law that I know of that would stop someone giving you a DVD of that or any movie. LOL
A standard DVD typically weighs around 16 grams.
September
I wish very much someone had answered this question, as I would love to see it. I remember it as one of the most moving short films I've seen.