1.46 GB DVD-R in slot load drive??

I was just wondering if anyone knows if these small 1.46GB disks work in the slot loading drive of the new iBook. I have a recording I need played, but I am unable to watch on my computer because I do not want it to get stuck. Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks

Hello I bought an ibook in december so it should be under warranty. But i have placed one of these mini dvds into my ibook g4. Its stuck, not recognised by the computer what can i do to get it out? I'm in Egypt also so I dont know how to contact apple for help with out running up a massive bill? Can you help at all?
Mini DVDs don't work in a slot-loading drive, and you
may damage the drive by inserting one.
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