overburning DVDs

[Wayne Clodfelter]

Dragon Burn allows overburning but warns about possible problems with 
disks that won't work and even damaged drives. Is overburning 
relatively safe or not? What say the list? I'd like to hear what others 
experiences have been.
The number of sectors short is quite small so not a lot of overburning 
would be required--but I don't want to cook my burner, if you know what 
I mean  <g>.

Also, are all DVDs created equal regarding number of sectors available 
for writing?
TIA for all helpful responses.

Regards,

Wayne

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