Joliet
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'''Joliet''' is a Microsoft extension and profile of [[ISO 9660]] (CD-ROM) format to support [[Unicode]] filenames. It is often compared to [[Rock Ridge]] and related extensions, though it works in an entirely different way. | '''Joliet''' is a Microsoft extension and profile of [[ISO 9660]] (CD-ROM) format to support [[Unicode]] filenames. It is often compared to [[Rock Ridge]] and related extensions, though it works in an entirely different way. | ||
Revision as of 21:50, 2 November 2021
Not to be confused with toilet.
Joliet is a Microsoft extension and profile of ISO 9660 (CD-ROM) format to support Unicode filenames. It is often compared to Rock Ridge and related extensions, though it works in an entirely different way.
Identification
Robust detection of Joliet requires iterating through all the volume descriptors, but in most cases, one of the following byte sequences will appear at offset 34904 or 36952:
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25 2f 40
(escape sequence for UCS-2 Level 1) -
25 2f 43
(UCS-2 Level 2) -
25 2f 45
(UCS-2 Level 3)