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I have a DVD-RAM which can be read in Windows XP but not in Windows 7, the DVD format is UDF 1.5.

I read the raw data of DVD and save as a file.

How can I generate the directories, files from that raw data with UDF format?
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RKnGl 23-Nov-11 3:02am    
It is not clear as if You are trying/willing to write a code that does it or just want to know HOWTO ... Try searching webz for "ISObuster" ..
Vo Nhu Thong 23-Nov-11 4:39am    
I mean how to write a code to ....
RKnGl 23-Nov-11 6:44am    
"I read the raw data of DVD and save as a file."
You saved it as file ? With what application , what code ? If you used some imaging application like WinISO or Nero , Your best bet is that that file is actually an archive .. try opening that file with 7zip .. if it works than you need to implement some sort of decompressor in Your application ..
Vo Nhu Thong 23-Nov-11 21:46pm    
I have a DVD burnt in Solaris (UDF 1.5), I bring it to win XP -> OK, Windows 7 can not read this disk but ISObuster can

I think a solution
1st step: Read raw data, i used CreateFile method to read DVD's data then write to a file -> Finished
2nd step: From that file, generate file structure with UDF format -> I dont know how to do ...



1 solution

What You need can be found at :

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366216(VS.85).aspx[^] all necessary interfaces are there ...

Also if you are any familiar with C# , there is a priced article here on CodeProject about burning/reading CD/DVD's at : Burning and Erasing CD/DVD/Blu-ray Media with C# and IMAPI2[^]

Hope this helps
 
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