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Flagging for CSS in DVD Studio Pro
We are attempting to flag a DVD for CSS in DVD Studio Pro.
First attempt we simply turned on CSS and set it to no copies. Burned as usual and sent out as a DVD. The replicator said CSS was not detected.
After some googling and the recommendation of others we created a .img and sent it to them on a DVD-R as a file. Again CSS not detected.
They are using an Eclipse. Also apparently there are 2,000 bad sectors on our .img whatever that means.
Am I missing a step? Is there more to it than just turning CSS on in DVD studio pro? I’ve been researching for the past few hours but can’t find anything.
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4 Replies
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CSS is worthless if you ask me but if you really want to have it on the disc. When you format set it to ddp 2.0. This will be a single file that you cannot open. Burn this to a disc. The ddp file is what goes on a DLT tape. .IMG files are known to cause a lot of issues.
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hi eric,
CSS and copy protection could only be used with DDP/CMF-images and not be burned on DVD-R as michael have told before.if you are creating a DDP-image you´ll get one or two folders depending if you´re creating a DVD-5 or DVD-9.
these folders called layer0 and layer1.
burn this folder on DVD-R (4.7GB) using toast under data-Disc (DVD ROM), this will burn a UDF-data-disc. don´t try to burn using finder, because it´ll create a HFS-DVD that have the wrong file-system.
allways create a DUB and label the layers properly, so the replication will have no problem.
cheers
danny
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danny, whats a dub?
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DUB means duplication of the discs, meaning always give a 2nd set of your disc(s) to the replication-facility, as there could occure read/write-errors on DVD+/-R media.
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