dupecoop Posted January 4, 2016 Report Share Posted January 4, 2016 I sent a DVD I made in Toast 14 to a replicator and they said is was missing the UDF. What does that mean and how can I correct the problem? They also said it failed testing because of a "video title set order problem". I simply created a DVD-Video from four mpeg-4 files. The DVD plays perfectly on my DVD player. Any idea what might be happening that it fails testing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaBelle Posted January 4, 2016 Report Share Posted January 4, 2016 UDF-Different burning softwares use different formats which are many a times incompatible with other formats, which means that a CD/DVD burnt in a particular format might not be readable in a system using a different format. UDF or Universal Drive Format is a format readable by all formats or systems. To put it simply, it does not have a compatibility issue with any formats and is readable throughout. I don't have an answer to your UDF issue, I remember reading something about adjusting the IFO. I'm not sure if that will solve your problem. I'm wondering if your DVDs play correctly on a set top (stand alone) DVD player. I've had terrible issues with video displaying fine on Mac or PC, but then cropping when played on a DVD player. My DVD is also created from MPEG-4 files. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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I sent a DVD I made in Toast 14 to a replicator and they said is was missing the UDF.
What does that mean and how can I correct the problem?
They also said it failed testing because of a "video title set order problem".
I simply created a DVD-Video from four mpeg-4 files. The DVD plays perfectly on my DVD player.
Any idea what might be happening that it fails testing?
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