Srinivas N asks:
When I tried to burn files using Nero Burn Lite 10, after a while it gave me a message saying that “the following problems occurred during the burn process.” Under this message there are bunch of files with every one starting with “Rename file- file name”, but there is nothing like same files I have written to DVD. Then what is actually causing the problem?
6 Answers -
Bruce Epper
November 1, 2012It is possible that the path+filename length limit is being exceeded and files need to be renamed in order to be made compliant with the ISO 9660 standard or you are not using the Joliet extensions and there are Unicode characters in the path or filename. I would suspect the latter as being the problem moreso than the former.
Yiz Borol
November 1, 2012Can you provide more information, with what you’ve provided it sounds like a bug, and I would just try again.
But if it’s more than that you need to provide more info,
with windows a file name cannot be longer than about 255 characters (a file path can be up to 260) but I don’t think that’s what you’re asking.
Jim Chambers
November 1, 2012Windows has a maximum path length of 260 characters. Thus all folder names in path thru directory tree from root directory to file are included in this limit. UDF (universal disk format) file name limit is 255 bytes (path 1023 bytes).
Douglas Mutay
November 1, 2012I have been using Nero in the past and had this issue, especialy if you’re not using the Joliet extensions. Double check to see what kind of characters you use in the filename or just use another burner.
Yeah I had similar issues with Nero, then realised that there was a limit on the file name.
November 2, 2012Srinivas N
November 1, 2012Thanx all for your response..I might have exceeded the limit it seems..also Found this link http://vlaurie.com/computers2/Articles/filenames.htm
kumar raja
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