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I was trying to copy several files to a dvd with growisofs. The command I use it is:

growisofs -Z /dev/dvd -R -J  /media/34GB/tmp/

But when I send it to command line, I receive this message

I: -input-charset not specified, using utf-8 (detected in locale settings)

and then countless messages like these for many of my files.

Using F1_SC000.JPG;1 for /media/34GB/tmp/imagens/paper doll ultimos/F1-SCAN1194.JPG (F1-SCAN1189.JPG)

How can I avoid these renaming?

I made a full record, and to my surprise, the final file names are correct, despite the renaming messages. Why these messages appeared then?

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    It is talking about the underlying ISO 9660 format, which is limited to names like F1_SC000.JPG;1. You see the "proper" name when mounted because you are using an extension to the base format.

    Some examples of the extensions that a modern OS may use:

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