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To be able to listen to my music at work I burned a DVD containing a number
of music files organised in folders. This was done at home on a computer
running Vista and burned using Nero 7. When I put the disc in the computer at
work (running XP SP2) I can no longer open any files or folders with japanese
characters in their names (and the characters are shown as squares).
Does anyone know why this is so? I have two theories, the first (less
plausible) is that it is because the computer at work does not have support
for East Asian languages installed. My second theory is that I might have
burned the disc with ISO file format and that it does not support such
characters in file-names (would UDF work better?).
of music files organised in folders. This was done at home on a computer
running Vista and burned using Nero 7. When I put the disc in the computer at
work (running XP SP2) I can no longer open any files or folders with japanese
characters in their names (and the characters are shown as squares).
Does anyone know why this is so? I have two theories, the first (less
plausible) is that it is because the computer at work does not have support
for East Asian languages installed. My second theory is that I might have
burned the disc with ISO file format and that it does not support such
characters in file-names (would UDF work better?).