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From: horacio@xalapa.lania.mx (Horacio Diaz Requejo)
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> > Universal Disk Format...  It's how DVDs and some CD-Rs store data..
> 
> Whatever happened to ISO9660?  Or is this a superset thereof?
> 

 try    http://www.soundblaster.com/mmuk/pcdvd/background.html

 It has a little description about de DVD technology and UDF file system
 format.

 Regards,

 Horacio
  

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