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<strong>All</strong> <strong>approved</strong> <strong>UDF</strong> <strong>2.60</strong> <strong>DCNs</strong><br />

6.10.1.2 <strong>UDF</strong> Bridge format for CD-R<br />

If an ISO 9660 bridge disc contains Mode 2 Form 1 sectors, then the CD-ROM XA<br />

extensions for ISO 9660 must be used. Further the rules of section 6.11.4 apply.<br />

For CD-R and CD-RW, replace all sections 6.10.3 till 6.10.3.3<br />

by:<br />

6.10.3 Multisession and Mixed Mode<br />

For CD-R and CD-RW, the multisession and bridge disc rules of 6.11 apply with the<br />

following additions:<br />

If random write mode is used, the media may be formatted with zero or one audio<br />

sessions followed by exactly one writable data session containing one track. Other<br />

session configurations are possible but not described here.<br />

When recorded in Random Access mode, a duplicate Volume Recognition Sequence<br />

should be recorded beginning at sector N - 16.<br />

CD multisession discs may also contain audio sessions. The <strong>UDF</strong> Bridge format allows<br />

CD enhanced discs to be created, see an example in 6.11.5.<br />

Added to this DCN on December 21, 2004 as an editorial change, basically moving<br />

logical sector size and ECC block size information from 6.13.2 to 6.13:<br />

In 6.13. Recommendations for DVD+R and DVD+RW Media<br />

replace:<br />

DVD+R and DVD+RW Media require special consideration due to their nature. The<br />

following guidelines are established to ensure interchange.<br />

by:<br />

DVD+R and DVD+RW Media require special consideration due to their nature. The<br />

following information and guidelines are established to ensure interchange.<br />

• Logical Sector Size is 2048 Bytes<br />

• 2048 Bytes user data transfer for read and write<br />

• ECC block size is 32768 bytes (32KB) and the first sector number of an ECC<br />

block shall be an integral multiple of 16.<br />

In 6.13.2 Use of <strong>UDF</strong> on DVD+RW 4.7 GBytes Basic Format media<br />

remove the two bullets:<br />

• A Physical Sector Size of 2048 Bytes<br />

• 2048 Byte user data transfer<br />

and in 6.13.2.1 Requirements<br />

<strong>All</strong> <strong>approved</strong> <strong>UDF</strong> <strong>2.60</strong> <strong>DCNs</strong> 56 February 28, 2005

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