Burn a DVD Question
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Exactly, they are images of disks. This do not have to be an image that is uploaded on the net. You can also make images of your hard drive or of your own DVDs just to back them up.What they are is images of a disc that someone else did and uploaded to the net.
ISOs of CDs also exist. Like you said, the difference is in the size. CDs can carry about 700 MB of information and DVDs can carry about 4000 or 5000 MB. So if the ISO file is about 700 MB it probably used to be a CD and if it is a couple of GB (1000 MB) it should be burned to a DVD.After getting one I found that in order to burn a iso dvd info you need of course a dvd in tha dvds have more sectors of space on them than cd-rws. So I now know I need to go out and get a dvd disc to do this process.
I do not really know what you mean by a DVD decrypter. There are applications that create (an) imaginary disk drive(s) on your system and are able to mount ISO files. The most used is Daemon Tools:If you guys want, I can give you guys the link to the dvd decrypter so you know what this program is. Directions to use it. After installing it go to mode and change the mode to iso and then select write. Then select the destination folder or path where the file is. Then select the area where your dvd disc is. Then press wite. And your done. You can play it on the computer or play it on a dvd player.
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/
With this program you could, like I already said, virtually put the ISOs in the imaginary disk drive and then play the movie on your computer.
There are also applications that can burn ISOs to CDs and DVDs. Most modern burning software (like Nero) can do this very easily. One very nice and little burning program that is designed to just burn ISOs is isorecorder:
http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
Here are quick instructions:
These ISO burning programs will burn a DVD so that it can be played in any DVD player (so also your computer).Watch the versions, v1 is for doing the burn on an XP SP1 system, v2 for XP SP2 and SP3. After you download the file, right click on it, and choose Install from the context menu. That will install the .iso burner. You may need to reboot.
After that, navigate to the .iso file, right click on it and there will be a new context menu item called something like "Copy file to CD". Use that, and it will correctly burn the .iso file for you.
Please let us know if you have any other questions regarding this or if you do not understand certain parts.
Regards,
John.
From what I gather I think you just want to know how to burn an iso image.
For a tutorial on how to do this using nero please visit here
However, there are specialized programs to burn iso images too. One such is alcohol 120% which I use regularly.
You can get the trial version from here.
For a tutorial on how to burn images using alcohol 120% please visit the link here.
Just make use that you have to burn the present image on a dvd.
I hope these links help you out
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