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GuruDaq 
Group: Members
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Joined: Nov. 2006
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Posted on: Nov. 25 2006,02:49 |
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Hi Xoben,
I constantly have the problem with Roxio (all versions) that whenever the number of characters in a filename exceeds 106 characters it stops with an error and it refuses to entertain longer filenames even though I select "Iso Level 2" Â ( with 212 character filename support) in the options dialog. Nero has a similar problem but at least offers to truncate the filenames for you.
I am still looking for a solution to this problem and have tried using UltraIso's built in UltraBurn Engine.
EzyBurn does the job but automatically truncates filenames longer than 109/110 characters.
Anyway since you are number 1 in my book, I reckon if anyone can do the job properly, you are the one.
Both Roxio and Nero have totally lost the plot!
The question is, what are the chances of getting Iso Level 2 Support in UltraBurn?
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xoben
Group: Super Administrators
Posts: 2200
Joined: Nov. 2004
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Posted on: Nov. 25 2006,04:31 |
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Hello GuruDaq,
As joliet supports up to 110 characters in filenames, it is recommanded to use 'File'->'New'->'UDF DVD image' to overcome this limitation.
Another choice it using ISO 9660 volume only:
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GuruDaq
Group: Members
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Joined: Nov. 2006
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Posted on: Nov. 29 2006,03:06 |
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Thanks Xoben,
You totally solved the problem!
It's amazing how many people have the same problem, 'cos I searched all over the web for ages and never found the solution, only the problem!
I salute you.
Thanx a bunch.
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