On May 25, 2008, at 10:40 PM, John DeCarlo wrote:
On Sat, May 24, 2008 at 8:58 PM, Steve Rigby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to write an ISO 9660 Joliet CD with a bunch of jpeg
files as
its content. It appears as though any files beyond a certain
quantity
refuse to be displayed on the DVD player that I use with my home
entertainment system. That DVD player requires Joliet CDs for
jpeg display
purposes.
I recall moving some files to folders instead of having them all in
the root
of the CD, to get around this problem.
The inability of my DVD player to be able to display any images
beyond the 400th file as indexed by the player is inherent in my
player. I tried the CD on a friend's player and it was able to
display them all. I noticed that while my player counted all the
files in all the folders and indexed them as a sum total, my friend's
DVD player numbered the files on a per-folder basis. There still may
be some limit as to the number of files that can be contained within
any ISO 9660 Joliet formatted media, but I just have not been able to
locate any documentation to that effect. There does appear to be a
limit of 2 gigs, but my CD was nowhere near that, and one would have
to go to DVD to achieve that anyway.
Steve
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