Could someone tell me the difference between burning a UDF and a ISO/UDF DVD?
I tried to burn a DVD and had one file over 2 gigs. The rest were
under 2 gigs. The program said I had to burn in a UDF format. I've burned in UDF before but never noticed the UDF/ISO option. What is the difference and when would you use one over the other? I looked in the Help file but, as you may guess it was no help. Thanks RC |
Could someone tell me the difference between burning a UDF and a ISO/UDF DVD?
"Ron Cliburn" wrote in message ... I tried to burn a DVD and had one file over 2 gigs. The rest were under 2 gigs. The program said I had to burn in a UDF format. I've burned in UDF before but never noticed the UDF/ISO option. What is the difference and when would you use one over the other? I looked in the Help file but, as you may guess it was no help. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/allcam/cdformat.html |
Could someone tell me the difference between burning a UDF and aISO/UDF DVD?
On Jan 17, 3:26 pm, "meerkat" wrote:
"Ron Cliburn" wrote in message ... I tried to burn a DVD and had one file over 2 gigs. The rest were under 2 gigs. The program said I had to burn in a UDF format. I've burned in UDF before but never noticed the UDF/ISO option. What is the difference and when would you use one over the other? I looked in the Help file but, as you may guess it was no help. http://homepage.ntlworld.com/allcam/cdformat.html Handy page, meerkat. Thanks |
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