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142 Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About DVD<br />

• Stomp (www.stompinc.com, retail distributor for certain Sonic<br />

products)<br />

• RecordNow and MaxRecordNow MAX Platinum. CD and DVD burning<br />

software for music, photos, and video. Windows. $50 and $80.<br />

• Backup MyPC and Simple Backup. Windows file backup software<br />

for recordable DVD and CD.<br />

• Veritas (acquired Prassi)<br />

Veritas Desktop and Mobile Division was acquired by Sonic in November<br />

2002. Veritas products such as RecordNow and Drive Letter Access are<br />

now from Sonic, distributed by Stomp.<br />

• Young Minds (www.ymi.com)<br />

• DVD Studio and MakeDisc for DVD. DVD formatting software for<br />

Windows NT and Unix. Writes to DVD-R.<br />

Features to Look for in DVD Formatters:<br />

• Support for UDF file system, including MicroUDF (UDF 1.02 Appendix<br />

6.9) for DVD-Video and DVD-Audio zones.<br />

• Support for UDF bridge format, which stores both UDF and ISO-9660<br />

file systems on the disc.<br />

• Ability to recognize VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS directories (containing<br />

IFO, VOB, and AOB files) and place them contiguously at the physical<br />

beginning of the disc for compatibility with DVD-Video players. Placement<br />

of directory entries in the first UDF file descriptor is also needed<br />

for compatibility with certain deficient consumer players.<br />

• Support for long filenames in Windows (Joliet format recommended).<br />

• Full equivalence between UDF and Joliet (ISO-9660) filenames. (Windows<br />

NT 4.0 and Windows 98 read Joliet filenames; Mac OS 8.1�,<br />

Windows 98, and Windows 2000 read UDF filenames. MS-DOS and<br />

Windows 95 and earlier read ISO-9660 filenames. Mac OS 8.0 and<br />

earlier read HFS or ISO-9660 filenames.)<br />

• Proper truncation and translation of ISO-9660 filenames to 8.3 format<br />

for discs intended for use with MS-DOS and certain other OSs.<br />

• Support for Mac OS file information within the UDF file system (for use<br />

with Mac OS 8.1 and later).<br />

• Support for Mac OS HFS file system if icons and other file information<br />

is needed for Mac OS versions earlier than 8.1.

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