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Kā ierakstīt CD diskā fotogrāfijas, kas sakārtotas savādi, kā nosaka programmu iespējas - Name,Size,Type,Modified. Ierakstot mans sakārtojum
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Kā ierakstīt CD diskā fotogrāfijas, kas sakārtotas savādi, kā nosaka programmu iespējas - Name,Size,Type,Modified. Ierakstot mans sakārtojums tiek ignorēts
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"Subject: [3-46] How do I specify the order of files (e.g. sorting) on ISO-9660?"
Generally speaking, you don't. The ISO-9660 specification requires that the files appear in sorted order. Modern operating systems will sort the files for you anyway, so changing the file order won't usually do much for you. Packet-written (UDF) discs behave differently.
One situation where sorting does matter is when creating an "MP3 CD", i.e. a CD-ROM filled with MP3 files that will be played by a CD or DVD player. Getting the songs in the order you want is usually accomplished by prepending digits to the front of the name, e.g. "001" for the first song, "002" for the next, and so on.
It is possible, if you don't mind creating discs that violate the standard, to specify a sorting order without modifying the file name. MP3BR Imager, from http://www.mp3br.com/, can do this for you. Just make sure you test the discs for compatibility with your equipment before you get too carried away
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Generally speaking, you don't. The ISO-9660 specification requires that the files appear in sorted order. Modern operating systems will sort the files for you anyway, so changing the file order won't usually do much for you. Packet-written (UDF) discs behave differently.
One situation where sorting does matter is when creating an "MP3 CD", i.e. a CD-ROM filled with MP3 files that will be played by a CD or DVD player. Getting the songs in the order you want is usually accomplished by prepending digits to the front of the name, e.g. "001" for the first song, "002" for the next, and so on.
It is possible, if you don't mind creating discs that violate the standard, to specify a sorting order without modifying the file name. MP3BR Imager, from http://www.mp3br.com/, can do this for you. Just make sure you test the discs for compatibility with your equipment before you get too carried away
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http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq03.html#S3-46
CD-Recordable FAQ - Section 3
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Indra (I.T.), pirms 14 gadiem :
Jā, es tikai tā daru, izmainu nosaukumus, jeb sanumurēju bildes pēc kārtas un tad tās skaisti ierakstās diskā tā kā vajag. :)