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  1. 27th Nov 2005 15:17 #1
    jyeh74
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    I used this option in Nero Burning ROM for the ISO. It seems like when I burn 100 mp3s, only about 70 show up in my car deck mp3 player. 30 do not show up. Why is that?

    I think when I try the ISO 9660 only and the ISO 9660 + Joliet, all 100 show up. What is the difference between the ISO 9660 versus the ISO 9660 + Joliet (I dont see a difference when I test and burn the two) versus the ISO 9960:1999?
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    ISO 9660 is mostly for compatibility with older drives & operating systems like Windows 95 and I believe earlier versions of the Mac OS.
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    Its the 9960 : 1999 that gives me problems.

    The 9660 and 9660 + Joliet actually shows all 100 mp3s. Was curious as to how the 1999 read things.
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