Compressed files

[millman12345]

Ok this is a strange question... Normally I would just check and see myself, but I can't attempt right now as my PS2 isn't modded yet.

Ok so here it goes... If I create an ISO of my ps2 game (or any disk for that matter... I guess this is an ISO question in general) the normal, correct way, so that it was a 1:1 copy of the original disk... but used the NTFS "Compress contents to save disk space" option on the actual ISO file on my hard disk.. would it cause a problem when burnt to CD/DVD???

E.G.
1. Rip disk to my hard drive in ISO format
2. Use the Windows XP "Compress contents to save disk space" option on said iso to save space....
3. Burn said iso onto recordable media using prefered method (Nero for me)

Would this cause any problems with the actual burnt media??? Or would it burn the ISO's contents onto the media normally???

I know that this option doesn't seem to affect the USE of any files on my computer, but I'm not sure what (if any) changes this would make after burnt to the recordable media...

Any answers/ideas??

This isn't a HUGE problem, considering that even if it does effect the burning process, i could always enable compression on the files just for storage purposes, but then disable the compression before burning.... just curious, any help is appreciated... Thank you ahead of time.