Daniel said:
But not UDF? I think I have read that UDF is better. Is it better?
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I just heard a TV commercial about an automobile that has a rear
entertainment system. I immediately wondered exactly how would an
automobile entertain one's rear and would it be safe to drive while
one's rear was being entertained.
Hello, Daniel:
Microsoft Help and Support <
http://support.microsoft.com> explains it, here:
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 283588 -
Windows XP Supports the DVD-RAM File Systems
<
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;283588>
Quoted, therefrom:
"The support technology for DVD-RAM uses the file allocation table32
(FAT32) file system for read/write operations and enables the use of
the Universal Disk Format (UDF) file system for read-only operations."
The following PDF document, at Dell <
http://www.dell.com>, also mentions
this topic:
Windows XP-Sept. update.fm
<
http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/vectors/2001_windowsxp.pdf>
A quote, from above:
"Windows XP does not support recording UDF-formatted information on a
DVD-RAM disc. UDF is the file system used in the DVD-Video specification."
Good luck, once again!
Cordially,
John Turco <
[email protected]>