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How do I create an ISO image? - 8/27/2002 8:33:40 PM

glazenuts

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Hello everyone,
Could someone explain to me how create an "ISO" image in a manner that is 100% accurate?
Thanx in advance,
Jeff in LA,

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RE: How do I create an ISO image? - 8/28/2002 1:46:14 AM

Tron

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Not sure why you want it to be an iso file. Why not use CloneCD to get a 100% copy? I never played with ISO images becaue CloneCD and sopme other softwares are so capable of doing it. They are all perfect images, just a bit diff as far as handeling. If I had to make one, I would use CloneCD to make an image as a bin/cue and then use WinISO to make it into an ISO file. It may be able to make an ISO file directly. But like I said, I never saw a need to do this since CloneCD does basicly the same thing. then if I want to burn that image I just use CloneCD to burn it back to an exact copy.

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RE: How do I create an ISO image? - 9/3/2002 9:42:05 PM

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Depends on what things you want to create an iso with. With WinIso you can make a fairly accurate ISO track of your files. Clone CD will indeed be one of the best option to make good copies of original cd's , yet it cannot use the standard ISO file structure (it doesn't need to , that's not its function). In that case perhaps Nero would be a better solution.

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