UDF file system appears to be the better one and will be used

[The Unknown]

Hi, I burned an ISO twice and received a file system error. I burned another ISO with no error. The disc seems to play okay. Why would the file system change, any thoughts? Thanks.

 

I 18:06:04 ImgBurn Version 2.4.2.0 started!

I 18:06:04 Microsoft Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 3)

I 18:06:04 Total Physical Memory: 785,712 KB - Available: 556,144 KB

I 18:06:04 Initialising SPTI...

I 18:06:04 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...

I 18:06:04 Found 2 DVD

[mmalves]

The image was incorrectly made, either by user's choice or some program's bug:

I 18:06:55 Source File Application Identifier: Nero - Burning ROM

I 18:06:55 Source File Implementation Identifier: AHEAD Nero

No wonder :&

[The Unknown]

The image was incorrectly made, either by user's choice or some program's bug:

I 18:06:55 Source File Application Identifier: Nero - Burning ROM

I 18:06:55 Source File Implementation Identifier: AHEAD Nero

No wonder :&

 

 

Both DVDs burned. Do you believe there are video or audio disc errors? Will it make any difference to DVD playback?

Edited March 29, 2009 by The Unknown

[LIGHTNING UK!]

The player should be reading the UDF file system anyway for DVD Video so I wouldn't worry to much.

 

That said, to be on the safe side you could mount the broken ISO and just make a new image using the virtual drive as the source folder.

[The Unknown]

The player should be reading the UDF file system anyway for DVD Video so I wouldn't worry to much.

 

That said, to be on the safe side you could mount the broken ISO and just make a new image using the virtual drive as the source folder.

 

 

Thanks for the advice. It worked like a charm, cheers.