Vista & CDRW

Supports Read & write UDF 1.02, 1.50, 2.0x, 2.50, (Read) 2.60 natively.

But I still prefer Nero 7 and InCD for UDF/drag n drop

 

Yes they all tend to have quirks, I found worst ones with Roxio, which is why I stuck with InCD, seems they all have a different tak eon what the standards actually mean!!!


this is the only flaw I have read about with Vista and UDF http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927131

 

Yes

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/3fdbacc1-0abd-4c62-a739-a3760508b59e1033.mspx

 

HI Studiot

Just to follow up, all you need to do is to pop in a blank CD/DVD/RW and goto Computer > double click the drive with blank disk in and then your given a box called Burn to Disk, in this one click the Show Formatting Options > under Live File System click Change Version and choose the UDF version format you want and clcik Next and follow the prompts.

images of the menu locations

http://img131.imageshack.us/img131/936/untitledhm8.jpg

 

Yeah your right they have called the main title of what we know as UDF ( Packet Writing ) as a Live File System, then to all intense and purpose the actual format is just whichever UDF version you wish from my original list of whats supported.


Yep thats why I came back to the thread when I got home to take some screenies as yes it a bit aroudn the houses in its description.

not used DVDRAM apart from on a DVDTV Recorder we have in the house, just not used them on PCs, depends as to supported drives which makers have bothered to go through WHQL to be signed off... many are pending usually.