Hi there, apologies if this has been discussed elsewhere but search came up with nothing.
I'm trying to burn various multisessions on a DVD-r via the nerocmd, which is working fine with no problems. However, when I use the
nero gui I get the ability to 'rename' tracks on the disk without having to go and rename the source file.
I was wondering if there was a switch I'm missing that would allow me to rename the filename on the disk keeping the source filename the same?
Here is the current list of switches I'm using:
Code:
nerocmd --write --real --drivename f --recursive --speed 8 --iso "Something"
--iso-mode2 --close_session --detect_non_empty_disc --underrun_prot --import_iso_only
--import --dvd --media_type media+dvd+m+rw --no_user_interaction "c:\file.txt"
For example I'd like to in the above example, burn file.txt and have it called say, "hellothere.txt" on the disk, which I can do via the nero gui.
I had a look at the various ISO track options that I can use:
Code:
| --system_ | [text] is the "system identifier" of an ISO track.
| identifier |
| [text] |
|_______________|
| --volume_set | [text] is the "volume set" of an ISO track.
| [text] |
|_______________|
| --publisher | [text] is the "publisher" of an ISO track.
| [text] |
|_______________|
| --data_ | [text] is the "data preparer" of an ISO track.
|preparer [text]|
|_______________|
| --application | [text] is the "application" of an ISO track.
| [text] |
|_______________|
| --copyright | [text] is the "copyright" of an ISO track.
| [text] |
|_______________|
| --abstract | [text] is the "abstract" of an ISO track.
| [text] |
|_______________|
|--bibliographic| [text] is the "bibliographic" of an ISO track.
| [text] |
|_______________|
Would this have anything to do with it?
I greatly appreciate any input anyone can give.
Cheers,
Vesech.