Hi Don,

what is the Disc Format you choosed from the settings dialogue?

Please see attached snapshot for the settings.

please also check these links to check if your path depth is fitting:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UDF_File_System

Please let me know how long the filename and path is - if possible also attach a snapshot

Br
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Michael:
Thank you for your excellent post. I isolated the problem and found that by shortening about 1% of my file names to ridiculously short names that have no descriptive value (a few old ones were 170 characters long due to encryption) that I was able to make it work. I set it to UDF 1.5, I have a choice of UDF 1.5, 2.0,2.5 or IS)9660/Joliet.
Also, long file names are not a problem if the file being copied is on the C drive; the problem was triggered by burning a data DVD from data on a "J" drive that was setup by Cypherix 8.1 encryption software. I unlocked Cypherix before copying.
I never could find what Cyberlink's rules are for the number of characters in a file name or why the software would not take the initiative to shorten them the way my old Roxio 7 did in a PC running Windows XP. I find it interesting that newer technology makes things worse for me.

Long Path Tool can simplify and probably end your problems in unlocking, managing and renaming files that appear to have a long filename.

Since in some instances, you may have experienced problems accessing, managing and even renaming files that have more than 255 characters, this utility has been made to answer this particular scenario. If you have also encountered problems like error messages that tell you that the path too long, too long path, destination path too long or cannot delete file then this program is definitely for you.

This will totally take place of Windows Explorer, Far Manager or other file managing utilities since this is maybe used in any type of Operating System even the earliest Windows 95 version.
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Well, I got the same problem as very annoying and with no explanation as the file names have no visible illegal characters and are not too long and not copied or deleted and found good stuff at http://pathtoodeep.com/ and also over here. Thanks

The actual NTFS limits and the Explorer limits are quite different. Explorer has a limit on the number of bytes in the total path. I'm a bit hazy on this now, but I ran into it when cleaning up PCs that were full of MP3s of questionable origin.

If I remember correctly, NTFS sets a limit on the length of each part of the path, not the total path.

In any case, it sounds like you are on your way. Jerry Schwartz

Have you thought of using the Long Path Tool? This is the answer to your problem. You should check it.

Hi

I suggest to try "Long Path Tool" program .

before I have problem cannot burn file because file name too long. and after I found long path tool and now my problem solved

Thanks

Patrick

It is usefull software for copy, delete, long path files.Please try "Long Path Tool" program.

I was able to burn long filenames in Windows 10 with Windows Media Player. There is not a restriction these days. Windows 10

Note The maximum path of 32,767 characters is approximate, because the "\\?\" prefix may be expanded to a longer string by the system at run time, and this expansion applies to the total length.

link:

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa365247%28v=vs.85%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396#maxpath Windows 10

Thanks for your post,

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