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Or, you might want to learn the difference between the size of the .img file, and the size of the data actually written to disc.
ISO's in general always contain more than just the data on the disc. Hence image files are always bigger than the amount of data the disc contains. In your case the .img file is 752Mb, with probably a 30Megs .sub file and a small .ccd file. If you tried to burn these files on a cd without using them as an iso, so you'd get and .img file in the root dir of the cd, you would need 800Mb discs to burn it.
But if you load the iso in clonecd, clonecd will extract all the data necessary from the image and you can use a simple 73 minute cdr.
Understood ? The size of the cdr needed is usually the .img file size minus about 100Mb of extra data which only the burner program needs.
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