On 8/18/03 4:50 AM, in article bhpid9$go$1@otis.netspace.net.au, "Leo"
wrote:
> hi there
>
> and i have burned my first Data DVD-Ron my iMac and tried to read this DVD
> on a Windows PC in the office. -- It was not readable on Windows. :-(
>
> I created the DVD on the mac just by dropping files on the icon and then
> 'eject and burn'. Is there another way to do it or are there someprerfence
> to make the format Windows compatible?
>
> thanks for any advice
>
> leo
>
>
>
I suspect it wasn't readable because the default file system it created for
the data volume was HFS+ (Mac format). However, I'm betting you can adjust
settings for it to create Win-compatible disks. Mac has had support for
both file systems on floppies and Zip Disks for over a decade. It seems
reasonable that they would keep it for DVDs. Have you tried Apple's
knowledge-base website for topics on burning DVDs?
If not there, other posters will probably be able to give you the
step-by-step on how to make it happen.
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