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ISO 9660
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ISO 9660

A CD-ROM file system from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Evolving from the earlier High Sierra specification, ISO 9660 specifies the directory format of the disc, while the physical format is defined in the Yellow Book. ISO 9660 provides for read-only interoperability between Windows, Mac and Unix platforms.

ISO 9660 Levels
Level-1 guarantees the most interoperability, but requires file names to be upper case and limited to eight characters with a three-character extension similar to DOS file names, but even more restrictive (only alpha, numeric and the underscore character may be used). Level-2 and -3 support long file names with more special characters, but may not be supported by every drive. See Joliet file system, Rock Ridge file system and UDF.


(standard, storage)ISO 9660 - The ISO standard file system for CD-ROMs, later extended by the Joliet standard to allow Unicode characters.


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4x Read compatible with Yes Yes No No No CD-ROM and CD players * Read compatible With DVD-ROM and DVD players * Yes Yes Yes No Yes Maxell media Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Note: * Media must be formatted using OSTA's Universal Disc Format (UDF) or ISO9660 format.
MP3, WMA, AAC, and other voice-compression-standard compatible middleware products are also available, as are a CD-ROM ISO9660 file system and a HDD FAT32 file system.
This is a hybrid approach that provides both the UDF (Universal Disc Format) system, as well as the older ISO9660 system used by the CDROM format.
 
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