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Using DVD-RAM discs
You must logically format a DVD-RAM disc before writing files on the disc.
Once you have logically formatted a DVD-RAM disc, it can be used to write files just as you would do
with a floppy disk or hard disk.
This drive has greatly improved writing reliability because it has an automatic sector allocation function
that verifies sectors written to, finds bad sectors, and then automatically moves the data to areas other
than the user management region. It is also capable of high-speed writing without verification when
using writing software such as the included B's Recorder GOLD5 BASIC (see page 83). Use the
method that suits your particular needs.
Formatting
A DVD-RAM disc can be formatted using either UDF (Universal Disk Format) or FAT32 format. Use the
format appropriate to your needs.
Format 2.8 GB (8 cm) / 5.2 GB / 9.4 GB double-sided DVD-RAM discs one side at a time.
UDF (Universal Disk Format)
UDF is newly specified for DVD family products. This new format is optimized for big capacity files,
such as Video and Audio capture and playback, to keep constant, high transfer rates.
FAT32 Format
FAT32 is the Windows OS embedded file system and used for hard disk drives.
Note:
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You cannot format 2.6 GB (single sided) or 5.2 GB (double sided) non-cartridge type DVD-RAM
discs whose Disc Type Identification of the control data is not set to the "Enable to write" mode.
Executing format software on Windows 2000/XP
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When using the format software, you must login with the user name that belongs to the account
of the administrator of the computer.
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You must close all applications used on a DVD-RAM disc prior to formatting.
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