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No, just restoring simple files, mainly photos and mov's. No image needed. Thanks
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While I have someone knowledgeable's attention: Can a "regular" BR player (or BR drive) read my M-discs? Or does it have to be M-disc compatible to read, too. Didn't know if these were "special" for read and write or just for writing. I don't have a normal player I can check with. Asking so I know what is necessary to have to do a restoral of the data in case of disaster.
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First burn of 98GB was successful with UDF (only) and 2.6. I didn't change any other settings except naming the disc label. Well, I can read it from the same drive anyway.
Thanks again.
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Definitely read only is all I need. I'd assume M-discs were one way one time anyway. In any case, I'm writing with the intent of long term storage. Thanks you very much for the help.
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Filenames are just "normal" windows filenames, longer than 8 characters. Typical documents, executable, photo files.
I would like them to be readable in Windows 7 but could live with 10+. What would change to make it compatible with Win 7 ?
Thanks for the help.
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Long time imgburn user and contributor. About to burn my first M-disc. I have a LG full height player that says M-disc on it's front (Model BE16NU50). 100G M-disc, this will be a data file backup.
What are the best settings to create this disc with? :
Mode 1 or 2?
UDF only or UDF+ISO9660, or something else?
Which UDF revision?
Anything else I need to know? Damn discs are pricey, I want to get it right on first try for obvious reasons.
M-Disc for data backup, proper "Image Options"
in ImgBurn Support
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Thanks. I have the data arranged in ~<100GB "M-disc-[n]" folders with their respective sub-folder structures. So I just backup the 100GB folder "chunk".