DVDShrink producing 100,101,102and MSD instead of ISO on external harddisks

[cal_tony]

After at least half dozen years of using DVD shrink without any problems I just noticed something new. So It must not have ever done it before.

In ISO mode shrink produces regular ISOs to my internal hard disks. If I write the ISO to my external USB and Esata drives it produces files as listed in the title. I reinstalled shrink and looked for something that might explain the problem but it just seems strange to me. The files are 1gb each and they include a MDS file.

I can copy the ISOs from my internal hard disks to my externals without a problem.
All I could think of was Haali or ffdshow because I had updated them recently. But I don't know what to do about it.

Tony

[guns1inger]

Haali and FFDShow are codecs, and have nothing to do with it. It sounds like some form of file splitting is happening. The only reason I can think of for this to occur is because your external drives are formatted as FAT32, FAT32 cannot take files larger than 4 GB, and so Shrink is splitting the files into to something smaller, based on 1 GB segments.

[cal_tony]

You're right about them being fat 32 but the ISO was less than 4gb. After I copied it to my internal disk as an ISO I copied it over to my external. The iso file was only 3.7gb.
I looked for a setting like the one for 1 large vob or 1gb vob splits in the shrinks preferences but I couldn't find one for ISOs.

Maybe thats just the way it works when coping to Fats.

After all the years I've been using the program, maybe I just never used it to write an ISO to a fat drive before.

Tony