So I updated Img Burn a while ago, and now when I go to make an MP3 CD, all the filenames are shortened:
W 13:33:04 ISO9660 File: '\Harry Potter - Nicholas Hooper - Another Story.mp3' -> 'HARRY_P3.MP3' (OS Path: D:\Music\Themes and Soundtracks\Movies\Harry Potter - Nicholas Hooper - Another Story.mp3)
I want the filename to just display as it is, not as Img Burn changes it to be.
Is there a limit on filename characters? This happens with a lot shorter ones too.
I know there is a setting to change this but what is it?
2nd Post:
So I found it under Advanced > ISO9660, but I now have three options:
Level 1 (11 characters)
Level 2 (31 characters)
Level X (219 characters)
I should think level 2 will be enough but does this change performance or anything?
3rd Post:
Seems level 2 isn't enough and I have to change it on the Joilet tab to Level X too :s
Also, it seems to have all the filenames with an _ when there is a space. Again, I am sure I have had it burn with just the space before?
Changing the Character set to ASCII seems to solve that.
4th Post:
So, the actual question is: I am burning a bunch of MP3's to a disc.
I have the file system set to: ISO960 + Joilet.
I have the character's for file names set to: Level X (219 characters) for ISO9660, Level X (110 characters) for Joilet.
I am using character set: ASCII (instead of the default set "Standard").
Is there anything blindingly wrong with the above settings?
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Sir Topham Hatt
1st Post:
So I updated Img Burn a while ago, and now when I go to make an MP3 CD, all the filenames are shortened:
I want the filename to just display as it is, not as Img Burn changes it to be.
Is there a limit on filename characters? This happens with a lot shorter ones too.
I know there is a setting to change this but what is it?
2nd Post:
So I found it under Advanced > ISO9660, but I now have three options:
Level 1 (11 characters)
Level 2 (31 characters)
Level X (219 characters)
I should think level 2 will be enough but does this change performance or anything?
3rd Post:
Seems level 2 isn't enough and I have to change it on the Joilet tab to Level X too :s
Also, it seems to have all the filenames with an _ when there is a space. Again, I am sure I have had it burn with just the space before?
Changing the Character set to ASCII seems to solve that.
4th Post:
So, the actual question is: I am burning a bunch of MP3's to a disc.
I have the file system set to: ISO960 + Joilet.
I have the character's for file names set to: Level X (219 characters) for ISO9660, Level X (110 characters) for Joilet.
I am using character set: ASCII (instead of the default set "Standard").
Is there anything blindingly wrong with the above settings?
Thanks
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