shar Posted December 16, 2007 Posted December 16, 2007 I'm burning DVD/DVD DL discs using UDF and I'd like to max out the disc with recovery data using Reed-Solomon error correction. I wanted to program a disc calulator that could take the file size and compute the image size and determine how many bytes I can allocate for the recovery data. (yes, I'm that bored that I truely want to max out the disc, and not just leave a 2mb cushion space). So my question is does anyone know how to compute the image size based off the file size, or point me to where I can read how do it? Thanks... file size sectors [3 files] data 4,699,950,140 2,294,899 image 4,700,504,064 2,295,168 difference of 553,924 269 ------------ data 6,421,575 3,137 image 6,979,584 3,408 difference of 558,924 271 ============ [1 file] data 4,696,665,772 2,293,294 image 4,697,227,264 2,293,568 differnce of 561,492 274
LIGHTNING UK! Posted December 16, 2007 Posted December 16, 2007 You need to work out the overhead for the filesystem... I'm not sure it's an easy thing to do without actually creating the file system! ImgBurn's Build mode works that way when you press the 'Calculate' button. I think you might be better off just adding a field where you can type in the info from ImgBurn.
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