PSS ID Number: Q193551
Article Last Modified on 03-4-2002
The Universal Disk Format file system (UDF) is a read-only file system
designed to interchange data on DVDs and CD-ROMs. To read UDF-formatted
discs, the drive needs the ability to locate file system structures at
specific offsets at the beginning or end of the disc.
CD-ROM drives that read 512 bytes per sector may not locate the file
system structure, and as a result, cannot read UDF-formatted discs.
To enable your drive to read 2048 bytes per sector, refer to the installation instructions for your drive or contact the drive manufacturer for additional assistance.
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