"differently correct" was meant to be a joke :)
Unfortunately, I don't have the DVDs at hand: my mother in law dug out
those old family video DVDs, brought them with her when he came to visit
us.
I'll try and recover them from her but it will take 2 or 3 months.
Apologies for all the details
"differently correct" is no less a lie than "alternative facts". Your
recorder is broken, period. Complain to the manufacturer to fix their
firmware or see if they already have an update. Printed DVDs use the
correct permissions. UDF also goes on rewritable media, optical or
flash or
In my view this is not invalid: "differently correct" recorders and also
printed DVDs are common in the wild and they work on Windows, osX and
"dumb" readers. And as the average user is not able to figure out a
workaround, he will assume that ubuntu is broken and switch to something
else.
The
This is correct; if the disc specifies permissions, they are used. You
appear to have a brain dead recorder that specifies the wrong
permissions. As you noted, you will need to override the permissions to
work around this, but it is not intended that permissions never be used
by default.
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