I'm creating some MP3 CDs that our company intends to sell. What is the most compatible file system to use and the best program to create an ISO file? I'll be using PrimoDVD to burn the ISOs to disk.
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It doesn't matter what program you use to create the ISO file. Personally, I would use CD Burner XP (Freeware) and create a CD Burner Project with the desired MP3 files and use that to repeatedly burn the CD whenever you want.
You could also use Windows Media Player.
The reason why I would use the above two methods is that you have an option to verify the burn using them. When you burn an ISO file, you normally can't verify the burn.
Good Luck
file names are cut short because you are using "ISO level 1" which allows for 8.3 file names.
to use a maximum of 31 characters you need to go up to "ISO Level 2"
it would be prudent to use Nero (any version will do) to create your ISO images.
then you can use Alcohol 120% to burn.
among all softwares i have tested, 120% is the best burner i have ever seen.
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by: hatheharikenPosted on 2009-09-21 at 13:30:47ID: 25387274
if it is MP3 CD then the file system must be CDFS.
UDF is not compatible standalone players, as far as my information goes.