[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Glenn Sieb) quoted and then wrote: >On 01:01 AM 4/3/2002 +0200, Joerg Schilling wrote: >>the current mkisofs & cdrecord-ProDVD should give you all you need for >>Video DVDs. What is your problem? > >No no no :) Not his problem.. mine.. and it's not Video DVDs I'm having >problems with. We've been using mkisofs on FreeBSD for almost 2 years now >to create ISOs that we then haul over to a Windows machine to burn--now >we're up to needing to burn DVDs, and the ISOs we create (so far up to >1.8gig) don't seem to be "dvd-compatible" as far as the windows dvd burning >software we've tried say... > >Nero seems to have a separate "dvd-iso" format, but what I don't get >is--what's the difference between an ISO made for a CD and one made for a >DVD? We typically use this command to make our ISOs:
Out of curiosity (since I have no involvement with DVDs) do ISO9660 DVDs still use a 2048 byte sector size ? Is anyone aware of a medium where ISO9660 is used with a sector size greater than 2048 ? How about a block size different from 2048 ? ISO9660 seems to allow any power of 2 down to 512 bytes, but all samples I have seen use a block size and sector size both of 2048. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
