Which option do I choose with this error, help.

[Subzero99]

I have a window telling me that,

ISO9660 Limit:4,294,967,295 bytes

Reason File exceeds the limit imposed by the ISO9660 file system.

 

Hint: If you want to backup this file you'll have to do one of the following:

 

1. Switch the 'File System' options on the 'Options' tab to 'UDF'.
2. Enable the 'Allow Files Exceeding Size Limit' and 'Multiple Extents' options on the 'Advanced'-> 'Restrictions'-> ISO9660' tab.

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I'm using option: Write files/folders to disc.

 

I have diff types of large files on want to backup on BD-R's some are zip/rar/ISO. It says to do one of the following but which one would be best for me ? Should I switch the file system to UDF or enable allow files to exceed size limit ? or do both ?

 

My goal is is to keep my files for long term. I just want my files to be useable years down the road. thanks

[spinningwheel]

Hint: If you want to backup this file you'll have to do one of the following:

 

 

Do one or the other.  Myself I would go for # 1 for what you described.  As far as usable years down the road...that depends on whether you are using good media or crap media.

I know you don't have this problem yet but give this a read and pay attention where it refers to suggested media.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Just use Udf on its own.

[Subzero99]

thanks guys