It's not like a hybrid CDROM - you can add one data partition which is
Joliet. Toast does this nicely. You don't need to worry about the Mac
files losing their resource forks (I use Toast on the Mac, so you might
have an issue if you're burning from a PC). The only problem with it is
that you have to deliver both the exe and the Mac projectors in the
same partition, which isn't a big deal - just not as nice as the way
Hybrid CDs work.
HTH,
Kurt
I think the subject line says it all really. I'm producing a DVD-Video
which
will feature DVD-ROM content built in Director, but ideally I'd like
to have
that Director portion to be cross platform. Has anybody done this, or
would
know how to go about this? I'm using Adobe Encore DVD to build the
DVD-Video
but the ability to add DVD-ROM content is just pointing the
application at a
folder on your hard drive, which isn't exactly going to keep Mac-based
files
intact with all their resources and such.
I've not mentioned this cross-platform DVD-ROM content to my client
yet so
it's OK to tell me "no, you're dreaming"!
Look forward to any advice or tips.
Ross
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