#Udf file system reader windows 7 how to#
#Udf file system reader windows 7 mp4#
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If I removed data from primary online storage to archive, I will burn it to DVD but still maintain a backup copy on a secondary hard disk. I backup data stored on the HDD and that will remain stored on the primary HDD to a second HDD. I guess I should distinguish between backing up and archiving. There might be something corrupt in the registry or conflicting software. You might try starting over with a virgin OS. I honestly don't know if it's the OS or the drive at this point. So use the file browser and search for it.Yeh, it sometimes just takes another program to trigger. Indicates, that Ubuntu mounts it read-only, which is enough to read it. The output (described in your opening post)

#Udf file system reader windows 7 mp4#

Try again to read the mp4 file from the DVD. Indicates, that Ubuntu can see it as a block device (even mounting it), so mkusb should be able to clone it to a USB pendrive.ĥ. 'block device /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only' It need not mount the DVD, but Ubuntu must be able to see it as a block device. Try the DVD in your girl-friend's computer.Ĥ. I have shared video clips of my daughter's orchestra's concerts like that.ģ. Then he 'shares the file' and give you the address to it, so that you can download it. An alternative is that your friend uploads the mp4 file to a cloud service, for example Google Drive, which is free, and can host up to 15 GB. That way you should be able to transfer it to your computer.Ģ.

Bring a USB pendrive to your friend and copy the mp4 file to the pendrive. I see your problem, and I see some alternatives:ġ.

#Udf file system reader windows 7 how to#

3 years ago I cracked how to install a dual boot system, and modify fstab to get a shared partition to mount on boot up, but have missed loads of other important stuff on the way! I do not understand what mkusb is and where that comes in to the picture, and am not familiar with the terms 'loop' and 'Bleeding edge'. Can I do anything with it without mounting it, and how? As soon as I insert it I get the mounting error.

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The friend tested the DVD after burning on a Windows 7 and an 8 system so presumably I have a 'known worker', but not in a sytem I have access to.Īs I can't read the disk I don't see how I can extract anything from it myself.

All this may explain why i seem to be doing all this fault finding in a roundabout way. The other problem is that I do not have regular access to a Windows 7 or 8 system but I can try my g/f's Windows 7 system at the weekend. mp4 codec, and in Ubuntu I get the mounting problems above. But XP didn't see that either, even after I downloaded the. So the first guy had another try, and this time just created a 2nd DVD as a data disc with the. The XP saw just an empty disc, and so did another friend’s Windows 7 sytem, (and that eventually proceeded to start to format it, rendering it useless!) My own Ubuntu 'Videos' program saw that it was an mp4 file, and detected the title and size, 3GB, but could not play it. mp4 to play on a DVD player or a pc, and neither my XP systems nor Ubuntu 14.04 nor Lubuntu ould read it.

#Udf file system reader windows 7 full#

I am in deep water here.įirst of all, I can't read the DVD disk at all, The full story is that a friend took a video of a birthday party with a video camera and burned the resulting video to a DVD, using windows 8, and gave it to me.This DVD was burned as a standard video.