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14-04-2005
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| CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2005
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| Witch characters are forbiden When giving a name to CDs or DVD (IsoTrack), you can not use charachers like č,ž,š or allso you can not use date for name. Is there any whay that you can change this, some flag ore something. If not could some one post wich characters can not be used for name of CDs Thanx  |
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18-04-2005
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| Re: Witch characters are forbiden ISO 9660 character set specification corresponds to the old DOS character set, where only characters A-Z (only upper case), 0-9, and _(undescore) are alowed. Therefore these characters are only available for name of ISO tracks. But you can relax these ISO restrictions by using Joliet names utilizing Unicode character set. Herefore use NCITEF_USE_JOLIET flag in NeroCreateIsoTrackEx method.
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