Creator Silver 4 Long File Name Dvd Burning Issue

[MNASER]

I am using Roxio Creator Silver 4 and trying to burn dvd with files name longer than 128. Truncating the anme is not an option. When I use ISO level 2 (212 haracter file names) option I get error message "Name too long (106 character maximum)"

 

I checked the length including white spaces and counting from root. It is less than 212

 

I have also tried using UDF102 with NO Bridge option but it still gives the same above error message.

 

Can you please help?

[sknis]

What OS are you using? Where did you get the Silver version.?

 

That is an Enterprise Edition and support should come through that section.

 

Have you tried calling them? Start here:

 

www.roxiovolume.com

vlp @roxio.com

866-825-7694

972-713-8110

 

We are users of the pro-sumer software and there may be something different in your version.

Edited August 8, 2012 by sknis

[malatekid]

It appears to be an Enterprise version.

 

http://www.roxio.com/enu/company/press/archive/2010/roxio_creator_enterprise_puts_media_to_work_for_business.html

 

http://www.cdwg.com/shop/products/Roxio-Creator-Enterprise-Edition-Silver-v.-4-license/2428417.aspx

[Jim_Hardin]

Keep in mind that "Filename" also includes the entire path of everything that preceeds the file

 

Across a Server with named drives and these long winded directory names, it doesn't take a lot to exceed the limits!

 

TRY copying the files to a new directory in the root of your local HDD and see if it will go

 

Otherwise those are the only settings avaliable in Burn Data Disc. And keep in mind this is Optical Media which has its' own Standards and only 'looks' like it is the same as Magnetic Media

 

Let us know how you make out!

 

(nice find Jess!)

Edited August 8, 2012 by Jim_Hardin

[aphelix]

You can use Long Path Tool as well.

[Jim_Hardin]

You can use Long Path Tool as well.

 

No there is big difference between what Disc Operating Systems like FAT & NTFS and Joliet and UDF for Optical Media...

 

Optical Media only mimics the appearance of dos