CDFS format =vs= UDF format

techhead287

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Hello Seven Forums users,
I recently bought a 50 pack of 700MB CD-R's and I would like to turn one into a picture CD that I can play in a DVD player.

I would just like to know which format is better for me to use - CDFS or UDF.

Thankyou,
techhead287
 

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You should probably chose CDFS, UDF will probably most likely take up an ~200MB of data just for the formatting of the disk.
 

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OK, one more question. If I use CDFS format, and put the pictures on the disc using Windows Explorer by copying and pasting them, will the disc be finalized and I won't be able to copy any more pictures onto it?

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I believe so, the best way to do it is to have all your pictures ready in advanced.
 

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OK. Thanks.
This is the last question, I promise.

Will UDF still work in a DVD player?

Thanks,
techhead287
 

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PC/Desktop
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Custom Build
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Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i7
Motherboard
ASUS
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32GB RAM
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2
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1TB HDD
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2TB HDD
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3 Fans, water cooling
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Microsoft
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OK. Thanks.
This is the last question, I promise.

Will UDF still work in a DVD player?

Thanks,
techhead287
Its hard to say, over the years the UDF standards have changed, meaning it is up to the the manufacturer of the DVD player if they incorporate a specific version or standard.

By the way are you using windows 7? if so just select your photos, right click, select "send to DVD RW DRIVE" then select the following:
146622.image1.jpg
 

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PC/Desktop
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HP Pavilion g7-1350dx
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Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 x64
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AMD A6-3420M APU
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4.0 Gb DDR3 838 MHz
Graphics Card(s)
AMD Radeon HD 6520G
Sound Card
IDT HD Audio
Screen Resolution
1600x 900
Hard Drives
500GB Hitachi HTS547550A9E384
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