How Can I "Harvest" A UDF 2.50 Files?

[Race Guy]

Hi guys!

 

I "built" & burned a data DVD+RW containing a 4.2GB video (.mkv) file with ImgBurn. I used UDF 2.50 to build the disc. I then deleted the original file off my HDD.

 

I now want to copy that file back off the disc to my HDD, so I can recode it to a BD-5 Blu Ray.

 

I found a "UDF 2.50 driver" & installed that. That allows me to "see" the file on the disc in Win Explorer, but if I right click the file to go copy, I get a BSOD.

 

If I read the ISO back with ImgBurn, I (logically) get a UDF 2.50 ISO.

 

If I go "Rip Video DVD To Harddisk" with AnyDVD, I get a "Drive not ready" message.

 

How can I harvest that file?

[mmalves]

You can use a computer with Vista, Windows 7, Linux or MacOSX (they have native support for UDF 2.50) or you could try IsoBuster on your computer.