NERO won't burn in ISO mode??

[franco]

I'm authoring in TMPgenc DVD Author, but when I try to burn my files in ISO / UDF Mode in NERO Burning rom I get this message "You have added DVD video content to a compilation type that will not result in a DVD-Video compliant disc. To create discs playable in standalone DVD-Video players, please use the DVD-Video compilation type"

I can use the DVD-Video compilation type with no problems, but TMPGenc states that if you burn authored files with Nero you should select "ISO / UDF" and check the force video compatibility box. Even doing that I still get the error message although NERO does burn the disc. On top of that ISO / UDF1.02 is said to be best for compatibility with standalone players.

I'm using Nero burning ROM 6.0.0.23 and wanted to burn in ISO mode as I will be sending out DVD-Rs and need as much compatibility as possible.

[tompika]

Update your Nero
ftp://ftp9.us.nero.com/nero63117.exe

And do yourself a favour by choosing the DVD-Video option in Nero Express or Nero Burning Rom

[franco]

Update your Nero
ftp://ftp9.us.nero.com/nero63117.exe

And do yourself a favour by choosing the DVD-Video option in Nero Express or Nero Burning Rom

Thanks, I'll do that update. Could you explain why you recommend dvd-video option?? I done a lot of searches on this site and seen the ISO / UDF recommended as the most compatible and that's what worries me.

[tompika]

Could you explain why you recommend dvd-video option?? I done a lot of searches on this site and seen the ISO / UDF recommended as the most compatible and that's what worries me.

I believe those UDF-ISO problems have been fixed and you can't go wrong by using DVD-Video templ. Just put all your VOBs, IFOs, BUPs in the VIDEO_TS folder generated by Nero and burn.

[Phantom Of The Opera]

I'm using Nero burning ROM 6.0.0.23 and wanted to burn in ISO mode as I will be sending out DVD-Rs and need as much compatibility as possible.

Let me echo what Tompika said: Use DVD-Video option in Nero Express. It is absolutely the simplest, most foolproof method of burning DVDs that I know of. I have burned at least fifty DVDs using this method and never had a problem with any of them.

However, if you insist on using ISO mode and Nero doesn't work for you, try DVD Decrypter. That should work fine.

[franco]

You see what convinced me of the ISO UDF method was someone who posted like you and said he had done hundreds of DVDs using that method and never had a compatibility problem.

I'm not insisting on anything. If DVD-Video is best then I'm happy to use that. I mean i don't know what the chances are of a DVD-Video DVD-R burned in NERO not working in a standalone when an ISO burned DVD would, but I'd like to know.

[franco]

OK, Could I do this instead. Burn with NERO in DVD-Video mode and then duplicate my DVDs with Decrypter in ISO mode thus giving me ISO / UDF compatibility??

I am guessing that Decrypter is using ISO / UDF 1.02 the same as Nero, but if I'm wrong I'll be even more confused.