DVD rom with a DDP

When you create a DDP for a disc that has DVD-Rom material (files to go on the disc), is there anything special that you have to do or is it written into the DDP?
Thanks,
Alex

What do you mean "DDP"? We see lots of acronyms around here. Mean different stuff to people in different disciplines
bogiesan

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Replaced DVD-ROM with 18x MCE Superdrive. Will not complete a DVD burn!!!!

updating my gigabit ethernet dual 450 G4 powermac. swapped out the original dvd-rom drive with an 18x SuperDrive from MCE. Running Panther 10.3.9 with all updates. Machine has upgraded 120GB hard drive, 512 RAM.
Driver loads from MCE install disc. Using Toast 7.1.2 to burn a data DVD-R using automatic "best speed" setting. Drive revs up and "writing lead-in" appears in Toast window, but no blue in the progress bar. Toast then says :Writing disc", and displays a time (usually 1:40), but does not count down. Eventually, the drive becomes silent and the burning process just hangs there. I've let it hang for about an hour. Tried burning a DVD-R with 20MB data, up to a disc with 2GB data, and same thing happens. I then abort the burning process, having to Force Quit 5 times to close Toast, then restart. OS prompt appears as Toast opens, saying "disc contains no volumes blah blah, eject, ignore etc). I eject the DVD-R and ALWAYS on the write surface, there is about a 1/2" of data that appears to be written, but the disc is obviously unreadable. I have wasted 7 out of the 10 free DVD-Rs that came with the MCE drive. Used PatchBurn 3 and it says drive is already supported. System Prof says burning is "vendor supported".
Tech support on the phone asked about master/cable settings. Superdrive is master (as was original DVD-Rom I removed), and I kept intact the Zip 100 drive underneath, which has no jumper plug on either of the 3 sets of jumper pins.
I ran the burning process: 1.) with Zip Drive unplugged from shared cable, SuperDrive still set to master. 2.) with Zip drive connected and set to slave, SuperDrive still as master.
Same burning problem with Toast 7.1.2 as well as the older 6.0 version.
I managed to however burn a CD-R of data in both Toast versions, and disc burning appears to be supported in the iTunes burning preferences.
What else. The drive is listed in Toast as DVD-RAM. And apparently tech support has told me this is an LG 18x SuperDrive, and I was instructed to load the driver from the install disc for 20x SuperDrive. The driver froom the 18x install disc (the obvious one I thought, since it is an 18x burner), did not enable burning according to System Profiler and iTunes. I used PatchBurn 3 to create a driver successfully, but had the same burning problem.
I'd rather find some answers here, than have to call MCE support in Irvine California and use up minutes on my cell!!!
Please, help. I'm sure I can send the drive back to macmall.com. Can anyone recommend a SuperDrive that will actually work in my G4 Dual 450?
Thank You!!
marc

Today I bought that very same model LG - branded, black front from a local PC retailer. It was cheap, bulk without any package or cables,in fact it was only 5 Euros more than a CDRW...
Apple System Profiler says : DVD-RAM GSA-H55N, vendor Aopen/LG, atapi , firmware id : 1.03 , internal disk id : 0.
I have a copy of Toast Titanium 6.05 -> upgraded for free at Roxios website to 6.1.1 and succes - I have burned a 550 MB CD-R with Toast under my beloved Jaguar OS 10.2.8 at full speed settings in virtualy no time ;.)
I am bidding on ebay right now for a copy of Apples ilife (2003) which contains idvd3, the only version which will run on my specs.( idvd4 is some 700Mhz minimum ) . I will try tomorrow how about patchburn in the Jaguar edition will make this drive compatible with Finder's or itunes burn buttons.
Anyway, Toast 6 seems to be able to do the job, and it can make DVDs and Video-/ Picture and what not else CDs too. I did not doctor with the speeds settings, I left all to "best possible" and it burnt in very little time a disc I can read on my Tiger Mac too.
The G4 PCI tower ( 1999 - 2000 ) is built on around the same mainboard as the blue/white G3, it has internal 100 MhZ IDE-bus, so it works even this old and I would expect any G3 tower wo also support that combination of Software/OS/Burn Apps. Those old machines can do wonders, let alone you need the Software from back when it was "High-End". - Of course I could put Tiger and ilife 06 on it, but then it would get ridiculous slow and unproductive.
Just my few first opinions with the all new Burner in the oh so old machine

Sharing DVD-ROM with windows computers ?

altought i'm very experienced with linux, i'm rather new to mac os, so if this question sounds dumb, accept my early apologies.
thing is, some time ago, i was trying to copy some printer drivers from a CD to a windows box that didn't have a working cd-rom reader. at first i tried to share my ibook's dvd drive with the windows box, but couldn't find a way to do that from the GUI. since samba is nothing new to me, i edited samba's smb.conf file and added the share manually. after i restarted samba, the windows box could see the share, list the cd's folders but it couldn't open any file nor run executables.
all windows said was that i didn't have permission to do so.
i ended up sharing the C: drive on the windows machine and mounted it on mac os to push the files to a temp folder on the wondows side.
i found and old thread here (from 2000 IIRC) about a shareware that could share folders other than my own home folder, but i don't want to use it, i rather edit smb.conf manually. i'd like to know if there's anything alse besides adding the share in smb.conf that'll allow windows to access the files on my DVD unit.

ok here is the problem the mount points of volumes on Mac OSX differs from linux,
In linux volumes are mounted in /mnt
however on the mac the reside in /dev for example my dvd drive on my imac is
/dev/disk1s1
but the only way to browse the volume is using is pathname /Volumes/dvdname
where dvdname is that actual name of the disk.
So I can easily setup a samba sharepoint on my using the /Volumes path e.g add the following to /etc/smb.conf
[dvd]
comment = dvd drive on macintosh
writable = no
path = /Volumes/dvdname
The problem is that whenever you change your dvd roms you have to change the path to the /Volumes/ each time.
Sharepoints would be quick way of doing this.
I have tried using path = /dev/disk1s1
but I get an error I will keep digging and if you google around as well maybe we can find a good solution.

Saving photos to DVD ROM with iMovie

If I create a slide show with iDVD, I can set up an option (in preferences) to "always save slide show photos to DVD ROM". With this option selected, when I write a DVD, the photos are writen to a directory along with creation of VIDEO_TS files etc.
I like this option, since it gives me a way of storing the JPEG along with the same slide Show DVD. So at a later date if I want a single JPEG, I can get it from the same DVD as the slide show.
I want to use iMovie to create a slide show, since I want to put animated titles, various transitions between slides, and Ken Burns effect etc. But if I create an iMovie, is there a way to store the JPEG to the same DVD in a directory? I do not see any option, I am willing to take the iMovie to iDVD to get it done, even with this, I do not know how to save the JPEG to the same DVD-ROM.
Can some one help me with this.
Thanks,

there's no single-click option, but you have an option...
in iPhoto, create an album with your pics (we need that later in iM...)
"export"/share this album to a new folder on your harddrive (don't forget where...)
create your iM project, using that album
when finished, create new iDVD project, use your iM project...
when finished, in "expert" (<< english nomenclatura? the menu option between Project and Windows...) you can choose "dvd rom content"
in that dialog, choose your exported folder with pics to add it as pic.files ...
done.

A dvd burner with nforce3 drivers! (assistance required)

i have k8n neo platiium mobo and a 3400 proc !
i had iomega dualdvd which woudlnt work on nforce3 chipsets drivers !
however my samsung cdrw/dvd rom combo works fine w/ nero !
i would like to know if there are ppl using dvd writers which works w/ msi nforce3 drivers please let me know ! (the nforce3 ide drivers)
and if you can name those burner's w/ model # !
from where i am i can get
ASUS DRW-1608P
http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=6&l2=35&l3=0&model=415&modelmenu=1
and DRU-800A Internal Double/Dual Layer & Dual Format DVD Burner
DRU-800A http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/SY_DisplayProductInformation-Start?ProductSKU=DRU800A&Dept=computers&CategoryName=cpu_Sony_PCAccessories_CD%2fDVDBurn_DVDBurners
if any one using any of these 2 burners w/ msi nforce3 chipsets drivers with nero please let me know or any other burners which actually works with them !
thankyou!

I might be in the same boat as some of you... I got my K8N Neo Platinum exactly a year ago. Up til recently, I was content to burn DVD+R at 8x speed with my Lite-on 411S (Single layer). However, I was impressed with Plextor's PX-716A, and moreover I went for the SATA version, PX-716SA. For a year, I never had trouble with the WD SATA hard drive connected to the SATA0 port, so I thought there wouldn't be any trouble with the Plextor drive. When I read a DVD-ROM with this drive, I can only get up to 7.3x speed, while DVD+R writes are limited to 6.5x (on good media like Verbatim 16x). Quality is good, but I am disappointed that the speed is not 16x. I have the latest Nvidia drivers, and I read a few places that I should use the default Windows drivers. Could this speed limitation really be caused by a driver? Secondly, if I install the default Windows driver, what steps do I take (please be specific)?. What should I look for in the alternative location of the driver. When I removed the Nvidia IDE drivers, they came back on the next boot-up.
-K8N Neo Platinum with 1.7v firmware (Nforce 3 250Gb)
-PX-716SA with 1.07 firmware [SATA]
-Plextools v2.23
-WD 80GB Sata HD
-Windows 2000 SP4

Help! Trouble Mounting Toshiba SD-M1401 DVD-ROM on Sun E250 w/Solaris 10

I'm hoping someone can help me here...I bought a used Toshiba DVD-ROM for my E250 off Ebay, and Im trying to get it installed and mounted. I'm having some wacky problems:
The driver powers up and physically seems fine. Ejects, etc. But I can't mount it!
This is the output from the iostat -En command:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
c0t0d0 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: SEAGATE Product: ST318404LSUN18G Revision: 8590 Serial No: 0020T0CRRP
Size: 18.11GB <18110967808 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 0 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
c0t6d0 Soft Errors: 2 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: TOSHIBA Product: DVD-ROM SD-M1401 Revision: 1009 Serial No:
Size: 0.00GB <0 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 2 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
c0t8d0 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: FUJITSU Product: MAN3184M SUN18G Revision: 1804 Serial No: 0309Z04366
Size: 18.11GB <18113808896 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 0 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
c0t9d0 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: SEAGATE Product: ST318404LSUN18G Revision: 8590 Serial No: 0018T05YZE
Size: 18.11GB <18113808896 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 0 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
c0t10d0 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: SEAGATE Product: ST318404LSUN18G Revision: 8590 Serial No: 0018T06AR0
Size: 18.11GB <18113808896 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 0 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
c0t11d0 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: SEAGATE Product: ST318404LSUN18G Revision: 8590 Serial No: 0018T053KY
Size: 18.11GB <18113808896 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 0 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
c0t12d0 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: SEAGATE Product: ST318404LSUN18G Revision: 8590 Serial No: 0020T0CNYJ
Size: 18.11GB <18113808896 bytes>
Media Error: 0 Device Not Ready: 0 No Device: 0 Recoverable: 0
Illegal Request: 0 Predictive Failure Analysis: 0
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Note the 'SoftErrors: 2' and 'Illegal Request: 2'
When I look at my list of devices in dev/dsk, I don't see an entry for 'c0t6d0':
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
c0t0d0s0
c0t0d0s1
c0t0d0s2
c0t0d0s3
c0t0d0s4
c0t0d0s5
c0t0d0s6
c0t0d0s7
c0t10d0
c0t10d0s0
c0t10d0s1
c0t10d0s2
c0t10d0s3
c0t10d0s4
c0t10d0s5
c0t10d0s6
c0t11d0
c0t11d0s0
c0t11d0s1
c0t11d0s2
c0t11d0s3
c0t11d0s4
c0t11d0s5
c0t11d0s6
c0t12d0
c0t12d0s0
c0t12d0s1
c0t12d0s2
c0t12d0s3
c0t12d0s4
c0t12d0s5
c0t12d0s6
c0t6d0s0
c0t6d0s1
c0t6d0s2
c0t6d0s3
c0t6d0s4
c0t6d0s5
c0t6d0s6
c0t6d0s7
c0t8d0
c0t8d0s0
c0t8d0s1
c0t8d0s2
c0t8d0s3
c0t8d0s4
c0t8d0s5
c0t8d0s6
c0t9d0
c0t9d0s0
c0t9d0s1
c0t9d0s2
c0t9d0s3
c0t9d0s4
c0t9d0s5
c0t9d0s6
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
and if I try to mount the DVD ROM with:
mount -F hsfs -0 ro /dev/dsk/c0t6d0 /cdrom
I get:
mount:no such device
mount:cannot mount /dev/dsk/c0t6/d0
and trying to mount /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s0 results in:
mount: /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s0 no such device
Ive attempted to update the firmware via the instructions on Sun's website:
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-21-111649-04-1
But the reply from the optdload program is that the drive is already up to date.
I dont know what else to try! Could the drive be bad?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Chris
Edited by: Awake77 on Oct 16, 2007 4:21 PM
Edited by: Awake77 on Oct 16, 2007 4:22 PM
Edited by: Awake77 on Oct 16, 2007 4:24 PM

BTW, I should mention that this DVD was swapped in to replace a CD-ROM, which worked fine. The DVD-R is on the same SCSI port, on the same cable.

Max # of files in DVD-ROM?

I'm trying to burn a DVD-ROM with just over 100,000 .tif images, nearly all of which are 150KB or less. The total size of all of the files is less than 3.5GB. When I move the files to either a Burn Folder or to a blank DVD-ROM, I can only burn about 36,000 of the files. I do not get any error messages during the burn and I'm using Maxell DVD-Rs, which I've used successfully in the past.
Am I trying to place too many files on on DVD? Are there any work-arounds?

I don't know for sure, but try creating an "Images" folder in the burn folder and then put the files in there instead of directly in the burn folder.
Limitations on the root level of a drive are often stricter than limitations on its subfolders.

Director projects on DVD ROM and DVD video

Hi all,
I need your attention and your aid to solve a doubt and a
job. I've to create a DVD Video that plays on dvd home players and
on macs and windows computers, with dvd readers. Moreover I need
that the same DVD contains a directors project (the same project
for mac and win system) that start automatically, when the dvd is
inserted in a dvd reader of a computer.
Is it possible?
Does director make it (DVD video + DVD rom with a directors
project?
Director vs DVD Studio Pro in order to obtain a master DVD
hybrid (DVD video + DVD rom with a directors project)?
Thanks for your attention,
Mirone

> Here's one note on PC/DVD-Video hybred production
>
>
http://www.directorforum.de/showthread.php?t=53380
Wahey!!! That's me!!! Crikey I don't remember posting to that
forum!?!
Anyway, back to your problem - as already noted there really
isn't an
elegant way of solving it! You quite literally have to whack
everything into
one folder - when it comes to hybrid DVD-Videos there's no
'nice partitions'
as we have with hybrid CD-ROM I'm afraid!
The route I took was to develop the DVD-Video and add the
Director Windows
projector and its gubbings via the ROM content folder [used
Encore - but
DVDSP isn't too far apart].
Also within this DVD-ROM folder lay a Mac disc image [DMG] of
our Director
Mac projector with it's associated Xtras, etc. - with enough
time on my
hands I could easily have added asset sharing but time was
tight to say the
least and I knew I had lots and lots of space on the DVD so
basically
packaged all the assets together with the projector within
the
aforementioned Mac disc image. I also added a PDF + text
document at the DVD
root level explaining to Mac users that they would have to
mount the
included Mac disc image to gain access to the data side of
the disc.
As it's been pointed out already it isn't pretty and it isn't
elegant,
but... it works!! I was also advised by our replicator's that
this is the
"safest" way to go. Yes you could try the Mac partitions
route but there
really is NO guarantee that all standalone DVD players are
capable of
reading the final disc - I wasted numerous coasters with such
ideas and it
was very, VERY hit and miss!
If you've a wide DVD-Video collection take a look around at
some of the
titles that hold ROM content as well and you'll find that the
big studios
also produce their DVD's in the same fashion, for example
[off the top of my
head] the Matrix trilogy are produced in this way.
Good luck...

External dvd rom

I have connected an external dvd-rom with my iMac "21 Display" to play a dvd and there was a dialogue displayed "A valid DVD driver could not be found (70012)", my IOS is 10.6.8. May I know how can I use the external disc to play the DVD as the internal DVD-ROM of my iMac has already been out of order.
Kenneth

Hello,
DVD Player doesn't like external players, use VLC Player...
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Can I swap the CD-RW with a DVD-ROM from older iMac?

I have two slot loading iMacs.
1)iMac DV spec ed. 400 MHz with DVD-ROM from Oct. 1999
2)iMac spec. ed. 700 MHz with CD-RW from summer 2001
Can I put the DVD-ROM from iMac 1 into iMac 2, i.e. take out the CD-RW from the newer iMac and put in the DVD-ROM from the older iMac ? Or is the DVD-drive too old ?
Thanx
Martin

I don't see any reason this wouldn't work, but I'd have to wonder why you'd want to do this. a CD-RW is much more useful, in my personal opinion, than a DVD player on a computer.

DVD DL with a DVD-rom part

Hi,
With DVD SP 3.0.2, I'm trying to burn a DVD-DL, containing a DVD-video part (2,1 Go) and a DVD-rom part (4 Go). The layer is set to Dual and the Break Point is set to Automatic. DVD SP reports an error :
"Formatting Failed.
Formatting was not successful. A suitable marker could not be found in the required layer break range. See DVD manual for more information."
I think that the problem is that the DVD-rom part is bigger than the DVD-video one, and a marker can only be on the video part. As layer 0 needs to be larger than Layer 1, the break point should be on the DVD-rom part. DVD SP3 seems unable to do this. Does further versions of DVD SP can do it ?
I also thought of burning with Toast, but I don't think that Toast will include the DVDaccess function. Am I right ?
If anyone as an idea that could help me...thanks !

Do you have any markers in the video towards the end of the video? If not try adding one and seeing if that helps.
How big is the video? (size) Did you do a build? You could also add/duplicate the track and add chapter markers in there to force things if needed.
Take a look at these threads, there are others but this should help..
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8096861&#8096861
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=7721738&#7721738

Is it possible to share assets between a windows and a mac AIR app build with captive runtime on one dvd-rom?

Hi there,
I have a question about burning two builds of an AIR desktop app with captive runtime, one for Windows and one for Mac, on a single hybrid DVD-rom that can be played on both Windows computers and Macs.
I've tried sharing the assets (video's and pdf's mostly) between the two builds, but I can't seem to get it to work. The only way I have been able to work around this, is to have the assets in both builds, which results in the double the amount of space on the DVD-Rom.
Is there a way to have the two builds use a single location to find the files? Or do I need to have two builds that both contain all the assets?
Thanks in advance!
Kinds regards,
Maarten

Gotcha!!
I am done with mounting a secondary HDD (thanks to ifixit) and installing Windows 8 Pro 64 bit on it without a worry. Charm, charm!!
Boot Camp 5 guide prescribes all needed steps and when read and used correctly, installation must be an easy task. And all the existing apple hardwares work so good in the Windows environment too.
I am going to help out a friend of mine in doing a similar thing on his mac too. If you got specific questions, please do shoot up here and i should be able to get a reply to it (if at all).
Thanks everyone.
~ Narey

Idvd project with video and slideshow for dvd-rom file access

working on an idvd project with both a video section and photos in a few photo galleries. its' a slightly more complex project, but still only 2gb on a 4gb disc. After we burn (with all dvd-rom contents checked, and advance>edit dvd-rom contents shows photo files all there) the finished disc doesn't have files available in the dvd-romcontents! its' driving us mad as simpler projects are burning properly, with both photo and video files available. Could there be some kind of conflict occurring? does anyone have any ideas?!
17" Desktop G5 Mac OS X (10.4.2)

Steve,
It sounds like Windows Movie Maker Live was used. The regular WMM will Export to DV-AVI Type I, which will Import into PrPro much better.
I would recommend converting the WMA/WMV to DV-AVI, and Importing that into a DV NTSC (if you are in NTSC-land) Project.
Then, you would use Encore to do the DVD authoring. There are several ways to get the material on your Sequence into Encore. ADL (Adobe Dynamic Link) is probably the easiest way to do this.
What is your exact workflow from PrPro, into Encore?
What brand of blank media are you burning the DVD to?
This ARTICLE will give you some tips.
Good luck, and let us know a bit more,
Hunt
PS - Multiplexing is the function of combining the Audio and the Video into one file. There are usually two choices, "None" and then often "DVD." For None, you will get two separate files - one for the Audio and one for the Video. With "DVD" you should get a muxed (combined) file. Actually, the separate Audio and Video is the preferred way, if one is doing an Export from PrPro, and then an Import to Encore. One would Import the Video into Encore as a Timeline, and the Audio as an Asset. In Encore, just drag the Audio file from the Project Panel to the appropriate Timeline, where it will snap into place.

Have a canon dc310 camcorder that uses mini dvd's. How can I get my new Imac to read these dvd's?Camcorder unable to connect to computer. Will a mini dvd adapter work or do I need to purchase an external dvd rom device? Which device works well with a mac?

I have a Canon DC310 camcorder that uses mini dvd's and doesn't have the ability to connect to a computer. How can I get my new Imac to read these dvd's? Will the mini dvd adapter work or do I need to purchase an external dvd rom device? Which device works well with the Mac? Do I need anything else to get the dvd material onto my mac? Thanks!!

No DV port in camcorder. Just a yellow AV port/hole. I did find a Canopus ADVC110 device in a box that was bought several years ago to convert VHS tapes onto DVD's. Can I use this with a Mac? Could I connect a dvd player to the Canopus and transfer the disks onto my Mac? Or, connect the camcorder via AV port to the Canopus and that to the Mac and transfer that way? Thanks again!

Authoring problem with DVD-ROM content, Authoring problem with DVD-ROM content

Out of nowhere, I can't seem to add DVD-ROM content to my latest DVD. The folder is about 1100 photos and weighs in at 1.6GB. The content is accepted, the DVD burns and all seems right until you try to access the DVD folders. The video plays beautifully. The folder structure displays but I can't even get the VIDEO_TS folder to display detail consistently. This isn't my first time to the fair, I've been authoring with DVDSP for 8-9 years.
I went back and reviewed the the procedure step-by-step, I even re-named all the photos to comply with ISO 9660 naming conventions... no joy. I've
burned it with and without the Joliet Extension Support, no difference.
I'm on an (early 2008) 8x3.2GHz Mac Pro running Snow Leopard (10.6.8) and FCS3.
Anyone ever seen this? I'm stumped.

Michael, thanks for the response. It turns out it's both the size and quantity of photos.
I feel stupid for not solving this earlier, but it took a trip to one of my back-up systems to see the problem:
The SuperDrive simply doesn't have the bandwidth to quickly transfer sufficient info to display these additional folders. I tried the same DVD on one of my souped up G5 dualies (with new 16X burner) and it seemed to incrementally display the folders. That's when I realized that a DVD with a couple of GB of video on it is a poor display system. LOL
I'll re-organize the data into more, smaller folders and instruct the recipients to be patient or drag the folders to their desktop.

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