RE: [WinMac] Yes you can! [was:Re: record Mac CD using PC CDRW]

Parker, Douglas(douglas.parker[at]lmco.com)
Thu, 29 Jul 1999 09:15:16 -0400

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          by "Parker, Douglas" <douglas.parker@lmco.com>

Subject: RE: [WinMac] Yes you can! [was:Re: record Mac CD using PC CDRW]
From: "Parker, Douglas" <douglas.parker@lmco.com>
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 09:15:16 -0400
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> Also, mkhybrid, and a related GNU program mkisofs only make disk images
> > which then need to be burned to the cd via other software. (at least
> > last time I looked they did.) Also, AFAIK, mkhybrid is the only tool
> > available that will make Windows Joliet, Mac HFS _and_ higher ISO 9660
> > level (I think it's 3 or 4) ie: long file names on each platform, hybrid
> > disks. EZ-CD creator and Toast only make ISO 9660 level 1 disks, which
> > are restricted to 8+3 filenames.
>
Maybe if you're making a pure ISO 9660 CD, you get 8+3. But if you make a
*hybrid* CD, you get max 31 character filenames on both platforms.

Doug

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