UDF DriveLetterAccess disc

[Jake]

Hi,
I have a CD-R which suppose contains digital pictures.
When insert disc into PC I can't open, it appears to be
empty but the disc properties assures it holds 288MB of
files recorded. The disc label shows "UDF
DriveLetterAccess".
How can I open it?

Thanks in advance.

Jake

 

[Guest]

DLA is a Sonic program, others may read it.

You need a packet writing program like Roxio Direct CD &
Drag and Drop (comes with Easy CD Creator ) Or Nero InCD
or Sonic DLA You then use a CD ( will not Span cd's) or
DVD's (4.7+ gb) to back up to though.

http://www.sonic.com/products/dla/features.asp

 

[Alex Nichol]

I have a CD-R which suppose contains digital pictures.
When insert disc into PC I can't open, it appears to be
empty but the disc properties assures it holds 288MB of
files recorded. The disc label shows "UDF
DriveLetterAccess".

It has been made using the 'DLA' software - by Veritas, probably the
free version that comes with HP drives. If this *is* a CD-R not CD-RW
(which is what that method is usually used for) it will have been made
using 'variable length packets', which will not be read by XP without
help. I think the udf reader that can be found at
http://www.roxio.com/en/support/ecdc/software_updatesv4.jhtml
(bottom of the page - UDF Volume Reader) should make it possible to read
them