how can i burn a data compatible with windows and macos?

[rosanna]

Hi

I remember ,once i burned a dvd and i found an option to burn compatible with windows and macos file system

may i know if there is an option to burn a dvd/cd compatible with both ?

and where is it?

ps: just because once imgburn asks me compatible with macos , i have re-installed on a new computer windows 11

thanks

 

 

 

Edited Monday at 04:40 PM by rosanna

[ThaCrip]

I 'think' if you burn a general data CD/DVD it should at least be readable on a MacOS if that's your concern here. come to think of it, as a quick test... insert any random CD/DVD you burned over the years on your MacOS computer and see if it see's the data as that will pretty much answer your question.

[rosanna]

4 hours ago, ThaCrip said:

I 'think' if you burn a general data CD/DVD it should at least be readable on a MacOS if that's your concern here. come to think of it, as a quick test... insert any random CD/DVD you burned over the years on your MacOS computer and see if it see's the data as that will pretty much answer your question.

hi

i'm talking about macos file system

i think it's ISO9660 + Joliet
 

Quote

 

just because i can read

 ISO9660 + Joliet
 
Will be using both file systems.
 
Joliet is Microsoft's extension of the file format ISO9660. The extension includes that the file format supports Unicode and long file names. Most current PC operating systems, including Microsoft Windows 95 and later, Linux, Mac OS X, and FreeBSD, are able to read Joliet-formatted media.
 
You should always add Joliet extensions to a data CD, the CD is still ISO9660 compatible, but carries more information for readers capable of interpreting the Joliet extensions. So you get both, better capabilities and full backward compatibility, for only a small price, which is additional space for the Joliet directory structure of the CD.
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ISO9660 + Joliet + UDF
 
Will be using all three file systems.

 

 

i think i should burn in  ISO9660 + Joliet

 

but i'm not sure

thanks