reading rock ridge extensions

[cinematography]

I burned about 5 DVDs with this prejudice little program called K3B in
Mepis Linux, and I can't read any of these DVDs in Windows. I was
wondering if there was a program somewhere that would let me read rock
ridge extensions in Windows.

 

[Sparda]

I burned about 5 DVDs with this prejudice little program
called K3B in
Mepis Linux, and I can't read any of these DVDs in Windows. I
was
wondering if there was a program somewhere that would let me
read rock
ridge extensions in Windows.

I have never used K3B, and there is no surrgestion of this on the
about page on the K3B web site, how ever, is there a posability that
they where not writen using the normal FS? When you try to mount them
in Linux, do you use the normal mounting command? (should be some
thing like "mount /dev/fd0 -t iso9660 /cd-rom" no "" obviusly) it you
carnt mount them using the iso9660 then there probably usinga diffrent
fs. (This may seem like madness, but it is posible)

 

[Horza]

I burned about 5 DVDs with this prejudice little program
called K3B in
Mepis Linux, and I can't read any of these DVDs in Windows. I
was
wondering if there was a program somewhere that would let me
read rock
ridge extensions in Windows.

Are you sure the DVD uses the ISO 9660 file system? It’s far more
common to use UDF, which doesn’t need the Rock Ridge or Joliet
extentions because it already supports long filenames.