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  1. 1st Jan 2010 22:53 #1
    jyeh74
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    Hi everyone, when I use Nero Burning ROM 9, it looks like there is only option to burn
    1) DVD ISO
    2) DVD Copy
    3) DVD - Video
    4) DVD ROM (Boot)
    5) DVD ROM (UDF)
    6) DVD RON (UDF/ISO)

    I have no idea what # 4-6 are. What if I just want to burn data (not ISO file) onto a dvd-r? I see the option in Nero Express, but not in Nero Burning ROM.

    What exactly is a DVD - Video? Are these VIDEO_TS files and VTS files?
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    Use dvd rom UDF/ISO for data files and dvd-video if you want to make a compliant dvd-video with a video_ts files.
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    so a compliant dvd-video with video_ts files is like a dvd movie?
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    Originally Posted by jyeh74
    so a compliant dvd-video with video_ts files is like a dvd movie?
    Yes.
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  5. 2nd Jan 2010 19:58 #5
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    what is difference between dvd and dvd-video then? Is it just format and quality? Both run a dvd player.
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    Why do they have both DVD ROM (UDF) and DVD ROM (UDF/ISO)? I dont get why there is a combination one of UDF and ISO together.
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    that is the rules...

    use imgburn...nero is junk
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    In what case do you use DVD ROM (UDF/ISO)?
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    Use dvd rom UDF/ISO for data files and dvd-video if you want to make a compliant dvd-video with a video_ts files.
    Originally Posted by ron spencer
    use imgburn...nero is junk
    I think,therefore i am a hamster.
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  10. 5th Jan 2010 17:30 #10
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    I thought data files were DVD ROM (UDF)?
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    Its for files that are over 2gb in size.
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    thanks Johns0, but DVD ROM (UDF) allows me to add data bigger than 2GB. As long as it fits to a DVD 5 disc of 4 GB.

    Are you saying DVD ROM (UDF/ISO) is the preferred way of burning data larger than 2GB?
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    Originally Posted by jyeh74
    thanks Johns0, but DVD ROM (UDF) allows me to add data bigger than 2GB. As long as it fits to a DVD 5 disc of 4 GB.

    Are you saying DVD ROM (UDF/ISO) is the preferred way of burning data larger than 2GB?
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    I thought data files were DVD ROM (UDF)?
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    Its for files that are over 2gb in size.
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    sorry, I misinterpreted what you said. So if I just wanted to burn say, 1.5GB of data, I cannot use DVD ROM (UDF) and have to use DVD ROM (UDF/ISO)?
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    You can use either but udf/iso supports older o/s so if you tried to use the dvd on win98 then it wont read it.
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    use imgburn...nero is junk
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