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What is the difference Between a Video DVD and a Data DVD?

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What is the difference Between a Video DVD and a Data DVD?

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A “Data DVD” is burned as “ISO9660 / Joliet Bridged” (Windows File Name Format) and a “Video DVD” is burned as ISO9660 / UDF Bridged file format. You can view the differences after it has been burned, with a program like ISO Buster. The Joliet allows for 64 character names, and the UDF allows for 128 character names.