UDF Media Reader reads disks created by
packet-writing programs like DirectCD. Mac OS X
10.0 through 10.4.5 mounts UDF+VAT disks using
their ISO 9660 information, but a bug causes it to
silently truncate the beginning of files which
cross packet gaps. UDF Media Reader is a Cocoa
program that analyzes a UDF disk, presents its
contents as a directory tree, and allows the user
to copy all or part of the disk's contents to the
host filesystem. It has been tested with CD-Rs
created by DirectCD on Windows 9x. It will
probably work with CD-Rs created by InCD, and it
might work with Sony Mavica CD-Rs.
