Burning Studio

In the expert options you can provide the mode in which format your data is written on the CD/DVD/Blue-ray Disc. These options affect also the file name length, the allowed fonts for the description and the maximum depth of directories. The ISO standard is recommended for CDs, the UDF standard is normally used for DVDs.

Choosing the right level of the ISO standard…

Choosing Joliet…

Joliet is the name of an extension to the ISO 9660 file system which relaxes the filename restrictions. Joliet accomplishes this by supplying file names up to 64 characters and even non-Roman characters. The maximum depth of directories is not restricted. Joliet-Discs can only be read by Microsoft Windows, Linux und Mac OS X.

Choosing the right revision of the UDF standard…

How to create bootable CD/DVD/Blue-ray Discs…

This is a special function that allows you to directly create a bootable CD/DVD/Blue-ray Disc from your image. Just enable this option, browse to find your image and choose the Boot-Image type. Please keep in mind that only boot images will work which contain already the files and the directory structure. Images from a boot CD or floppy disk will do best. Files which are added by Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 will not be factored in the booting process.

Note: NT/2000 oder XP boot images should be created using the “ISO 9660 Level 1″ (works best). The boot image type should be of the same size and image type like the original boot image.