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ncsa -> UDF File Capacity on DVD-R (6/5/2007 10:30:22 PM)
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Hello...
I realise that this is a very old subject but I been trying to find answers or at least some fundamental understanding of this file system, as I am somewhat confused. I have to use UDF 1.5 for an application which writes out .wav files to a DVD-R media from a MS 2003 server.
From what I understand UDF 1.5 when writing to a write-once media does the following:
- UDF allows for 1 file to be the max size of the media to be used, in this case 4.3Gb
- There is minimal waste of disc space due to the packet allocation
- Initially allocates space for the TOC, in this case a finalised DVD has only 1 track and 1 session
- The Virtual FAT is updated on the host and is then updated to the TOC on actually writing out the data
What I seem unable to find is the Maximun limit of files names that can be stored in the TOC (FAT), is there a limit as there is under MS DOS FAT/FAT32/NTFS, is there a limit?
I have been able to write DVDs which contain 60-80,000 files but get errors when trying to write 100,000 files .. so suspect that there must be some limit.
Thanks in advance.
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