Udf 1.50 & Data

[sas2000]

Edited August 28, 2008 by sas2000

[mmalves]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Disk_Format

UDF 1.02 is the oldest and, by far, the most compatible of the UDF revisions

 

Also have a look at ISO9660 and Joliet while you're at it

[sas2000]

Edited August 29, 2008 by sas2000

[mmalves]

UDF 1.50 would only be useful if you were using a rewritable disc as a "big floppy disk" and the proper program for managing this.

 

ImgBurn includes support for creating UDF discs with revisions higher than 1.02 for specific uses, e.g. BluRay/AVCHD/HD-DVD discs need to use UDF 2.50 in order to be compatible with their respective standalone players

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You have 4GB data files?! lol what on earth of?!

 

1.50 is only useful for data because DVD Video must be 1.02... and they're the only 2 real uses for UDF at all - well, until I implemented 2.5 / 2.6 for Blu-ray and HD DVD that is.

[sas2000]