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What's name of 17GB DVD is

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Non-existing. DVD capacity is max 8.5Gb.

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Just now, Allexo said:

Yes dual layer 8.5 is 

Dual layer / Double sided is what you are asking about.  8.5 GB per side.

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Blu-Ray can hold up to 128Gb, but of course you need the disks themselves, the proper readers, and the proper writers all of which can add up to be pretty expensive.

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DVD-18.

 

 

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DVD-18 (double-sided, double-layer) has a capacity of 17.08 GB

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7 minutes ago, Allexo said:

what is the name 17GB DVD is

DVD-18. It's a double sided disc, with a double layer 8.5GB on each side.

 

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DVD-18. It’s essentially two dual layer DVDs glued together to get approximately 17GB of total storage.

If you’re looking for writable DVD-18s, have fun because I believe they barely exist, but if you’re just looking for them in general, look at Warner Bros. budget multiple movie sets and show box sets from them, like Friends and Looney Tunes.

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HD DVD had 15GB or 30GB capacities. I've never seen or even heard of those dual layer, double sided DVD's. Must be super obscure stuff.

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3 hours ago, RejZoR said:

HD DVD had 15GB or 30GB capacities. I've never seen or even heard of those dual layer, double sided DVD's. Must be super obscure stuff.

They were pretty rare. Occasionally you'd find a very old DVD Movie (or collection of movies) on them. For example: One side has the theatrical cut, the other side has the directors cut.

 

You could in theory find writeable DVD-18's, but I don't think I've ever encountered one.

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11 hours ago, dalekphalm said:

They were pretty rare. Occasionally you'd find a very old DVD Movie (or collection of movies) on them. For example: One side has the theatrical cut, the other side has the directors cut.

 

You could in theory find writeable DVD-18's, but I don't think I've ever encountered one.

I haven't even seen an option in DVD burning apps.

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9 hours ago, RejZoR said:

I haven't even seen an option in DVD burning apps.

You wouldn't, because the Burner wouldn't know the difference between DVD-9 and DVD-18. DVD-18 is basically two DVD-9's sandwiched together.

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