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There is an error in the documentation for oscdimg.exe concerning the -uv switch. These are the results in the command window: OSCDIMG -uv OSCDIMG 2.55 CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Premastering Utility Copyright © Microsoft, 1993-2007. All rights reserved. Licensed only for producing Microsoft authorized content. ERROR: Cannot use -uv without -u1 or -u2 (The WAIK Windows® 7 Beta has oscdimg.exe 2.55.)

I have used ImgBurn before as well as Nero and others. I really just want to know what I am doing wrong with oscdimg.exe which I think is capable, if the right switches are used, of making an iso that can be burned using dvdburn.exe into a Video DVD. I already use oscdimg.exe and dvdburn.exe (both commandline with no installation) for other things and am trying to trim down my software if possible. So far every created DVD with oscdimg.exe shows up as unsupported on my DVD player.

I have not been able to use oscdimg to successfully create a video DVD iso that will burn with dvdburn.exe. Other programs I have will create an iso that will correctly burn the video DVD with dvdburn.exe. I feel that I need to use the -uv switch, but here lies the problem. Note the results: DVD options: These options allow for DVD Video/Audio disk creation -uv This option specifies that UDF Video Zone compatibility is to be enforced. This means UDF 1.02 and ISO 9660 are written to the disk. Also, all files in the VIDEO_TS, AUDIO_TS, and JACKET_P directories will be written first. These directories take precedence over all other ordering rules used for this image. -ut This option is used to truncate the ISO 9660 portion of the image. When this option is used, only the VIDEO_TS, AUDIO_TS, and JACKET_P directories will be visible from the ISO 9660 file system. NOTE: These options cannot be combined with ISO, Joliet, or UDF options NOTE: UDF file and directory names in VIDEO_TS, AUDIO_TS, and JACKET_P will use 8-bit characters as specified by the DVD Video spec. UDF options: These options cannot be combined with ISO 9660 options -u1 This option is used to produce an image that has both the UDF file system and the ISO 9660 file system. The ISO 9660 file system will be written with DOS compatible 8.3 file names. The UDF file system will be written with Unicode file names. -u2 This option is used to produce an image that has only the UDF file system on it. Any system not capable of reading UDF will only see a default text file alerting the user that this image is only available on computers that support UDF. -ur This option overrides the default text file used with the (-u2) option. Example: -urc:\readme.txt -us This option will create sparse file when available. This can only be used with the (-u2) option. -ue This option will create embedded files. This can only be used with the (-u2) option. -uf This option will embed UDF file identifier entries. This can only be used with the (-u2) option. -yl This option will use long allocation descriptors instead of short allocation descriptors. Three revisions of the UDF file system supported by CDIMAGE. The default version is 1.50. -udfver102 Writes UDF revision 1.02 (Supported: Windows 98 and later) -udfver150 Writes UDF revision 1.50 (Supported: Windows 2K and later) -udfver200 Writes UDF revision 2.00 (Supported: Windows XP and later) NOTE: See DVD help for information on UDF and DVD Video/Audio images. When I try oscdimg -uv I get the following: ERROR: Cannot use -uv without -u1 or -u2 Obviously something is wrong. How then can oscdimg be used to create a video DVD iso and what switches should be used?

Thanks for the reply and link to HashTab. I did locate version 3.00. I thought I remembered it able to handle larger files than version 3.05, but I was wrong.

Does anyone have a copy of Microsoft's CRC Verifycation Utility, Version 3.00 that was once at http://tacobell.iexbeta.com/longhorn/crc.exe? I have version 3.05 but need version 3.00. If anyone can send it to me or provide a working link, I would greatly appreciate it.

If there really is a real undoctored version 2.52 out there, someone please send me a link or email it to me.

I have 5 subkeys that I cannot delete in the registry. They are all subkeys of [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\WPA] such as [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\WPA\Key-3HFYCVKFXVR6VJM823DM9] that I somehow got by testing different product keys out of curiosity. I have administrator rights and cannot delete the keys. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.