[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

Thank you, LUK!

 

Glad to be of service!

[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

Here it is:

 

http://www.sendspace.com/file/mb4uql

 

I solved also the problem selecting in Options tab (build mode) File System ISO9660+Joliet, the rest of the settings being default, so in the end I have that problem only when I write the cd in File System ISO9660+UDF.

 

Let me know if you need anything else.

[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

If you have 36 random files in a directory, do they all get backed up? Is it just this directory that is being messed up?

 

 

Yep, all get backed up. Strange enough, only that folder.

 

btw, you're better off enabling Joliet / UDF rather than relaxing all the ISO9660 restrictions.

 

I'll do that, thank you for the recommendation.

 

The file are physically on the disc just your OS doesn't seem able to read the file system properly and so it's missing files.

 

I think this is the problem, too.

 

Thank you for all your help, I really appreciate it and thank you for allowing me to get rid of nero, by writing this application.

[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

lfcrule1972 I updated my above post.

[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

if you point to a folder with the 36 files in and press the calculate button, it should say 36 files on the info tab.

 

If it doesn't, I'd say they're hidden from normal search routines. (i.e. they're marked as hidden or system.)

 

Do you have any other non standard settings enabled in the build options?

 

All files are normal rar files.

 

No, I don't have. I forgot to say that when I made those 3 folders I renamed also the x-files files (to xfiles).

 

But... today I tried again to write one CD with old folder (the one without subdirectories) as Kenadjian suggested with the nonstandard settings and I got the same error.

 

I've made some screencaps...

 

The folder I want to write on CD.

 

 

In build mode (notice the correct size of the folder and the correct number of files).

 

 

Settings tab.

 

 

The folder as it appears on written CD.

 

 

Edited to add...

 

I restored the default settings (in Restrictions tab) and I tried all the possible combinations.

 

The CD is correctly written only if I lower the number of files under 30 (I've made from 1 up to 5 subdirectories) in the main folder.

[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

How big is the total content of the directory?

 

12.8 Mb

 

I "solved" the problem selecting in Advance -> Restrictions -> (selected) Allow more than 8 directory levels

and (selected) Allow more than 255 Characters in the path

 

and also

 

I created 3 subdirectories and I moved in them 7 zip files, consequently reducing the number the files from 36 to 29 in the main directory.

 

One of these 2 things solved my problem (I don't know which one ) but I would still appreciate your opinions regarding this matter.

 

Thank you again.

[Problem writing a directory with zip files!]

Hi there,

 

I recently discovered imgburn and I have to say that I'm in love this program. Great piece of software!

I'm posting this thread because I need help regarding the following problem:

 

On my hard drive I have a directory containing 36 zip files.

When I try to write a this directory on a blank CD or on a CD-RW it only writes 31 files instead 36 files.

It never writes the last 5 files (the names of the files are x-files1.zip... x-files4.zip, vendetta.zip).

This problem appear only when I try to write this directory.

When I build the iso it calculates correctly the size of the directory, but it never writes the last 5 files.

 

I have Windows Me, and a Sony CD-RW CRX1611.

 

Thank you for your help.