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cool, good info :) I've come across these and was previously unsure how to use.. thanks :D

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yes,my goal was to make it easy because when i was first learning i found the guides unclear.

What is the best program i can use to create an iso image out of bin/cues i got folder to iso but i dont think its going so well after i get to folder to an iso image i will follow ur guide and see if i have as good as results as everyone else help appreciated thanks

What is the best program i can use to create an iso image out of bin/cues i got folder to iso but i dont think its going so well after i get to folder to an iso image i will follow ur guide and see if i have as good as results as everyone else help appreciated thanks

There are a couple:I'd go with Poweriso or magiciso.

Poweriso download: Download

Magiciso:Download

is magic iso free iv already downloaded that and it was saying that i can only save 300mb cuz i dont have a registerd version? thanks for the suggestions!

Thank You i finally opend the files thanks so much word.......peace

No problem bos.
see ya around

Help!

Ok so I downloaded a .daa file and then had to buy PowerISO to open it. (File was over 300MB so I couldn't even trial it first!!). I've converted it to ISO and extracted the file and all I get is a .dat file. I can open that with Windows Media Player and watch my movie (although it looks a little dodgy). But if I try to burn the ISO file I can't play it in my DVD player. I've also converted the file to BIN and CUE and burnt it and this also will not play in my DVD player.

I've tried burning those files with Sonic and no joy. I also tried to burn them with Xilisoft DVD Creator and it can't import the files. I can burn the .DAT file with DVD Creator although again, it looks a little dodgy. Should I be able to play an ISO file in my DVD player? I was expecting to extract something out of the .DAA file that was a little more meaningful than a .DAT file (this is when I converted to ISO and extracted again and got the same DAT file). I does say something about it being a Non-bootable Image. Is this my problem?

Should I convert the ISO to a video file (AVI??)? If so, what can I use to do that.

Thanks!

No,dvd players dopnt play .iso .
To play the .iso on the Dvd player you will need the .vob files or .Avi(if your dvd player supports .AVI).

To get the VOB files:mount the .Iso files and then go to "my computer" ,Right click on the .iso files and chose "explore" then copy the .VOB files to a dvd and it will work. :)

hey guyz..u can use VLC player to play most iso files.

Anyway I downloaded Daemon Tools yesterday. After the restart my pc icons looks bigger. The windows resolution isn't clear. So I deleted it, and the same problem. Everything isn't so clear now, looks blurred. Any help guyz?

Thanks bunny_c. I ended up just using the .DAT file and converting it to DVD with Xilisoft DVD converter. I wasn't about to mount the file for some reason... oh well it is sorted now! Thanks again

no problem.


Advo,to change the rez:
1.Open Display in Control Panel.

2.On the Settings tab, under Screen resolution, drag the slider, and then click Apply.
3.When prompted to apply the settings, click OK. Your screen will turn black for a moment.

4.Once your screen resolution changes, you have 15 seconds to confirm the change. Click Yes to confirm the change; click No or do nothing to revert to your previous setting.

Note
•To open Display, click Start, click Control Panel, click Appearance and Themes, and then click Display.
•A higher screen resolution reduces the size of items on your screen and increases the relative space on your desktop
•You can switch your screen resolution temporarily to 640 X 480 if you have games or other programs that are set to run at that resolution. To switch, right-click the game or program (on the desktop or on the Start menu), and then click Properties. Click the Compatibility tab, and then select the Run in 640x480 screen resolution check box. Your display reverts to its default resolution when you close the program.
•Your monitor and video adapter determine how much you can change your screen resolution. You may not be able to increase the resolution above a certain level.
•Changes to screen resolution affect all users that log on to the computer.

Thanks for the great help.

I did that, and set the lcd to normal/factory setting. And the screen changed to how it used to be! *glad. Thx anyways ;)

Hi, I followed the instructions posted, I'm trying to play civilization 4, but after i click play and use sd4hide, the application starts up and then i get a message from windows asking me if i want to send an error report because the program has 'encountered a problem and needs to close'. Would you happen to have any idea why that is happening?

Well it may be a bad .iso!
TRy and redownload civilization from a different source.

In the future let's keep away from endorsing the downloading of copyrighted material bunny ;)

Soory,but there arte legal downloads...
lol

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TRy and redownload civilization from a different source.

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Maybe I'm mistaken but isn't Civilization a copyrighted game?

True but he could be downloading it from a legitimate source on the web.
Legal download sites...

bunny, edit your sig to conform to forum specs ASAP.
1. Text-only signatures should have at most 5 lines of text.

I recieved a Cd-Rom program as a Power Iso file type. Power Iso says the Image is non-bootable. I can mount the Image in both Power Iso & also Deamon tools. However when I open the Image in a Virtual drive, it opens as a series of folders. What is the next step i should take to successfully open the program as it was ment to be "a cd-rom program"? (the files do not show a setup.exe)

moreover....i have also tryed to burn using Nero, but i believe i am needing to get a boot file?

If anyone can help...?

thankx thankx thankx

NM. After playin with this iso in pretty much every iso program including tryin it out on vmware and virtual pc...feeling like im tryin to connect a usb to a old hat box ..durr. realizing that this was just a piece of the pie with no platform to roam on. turns out this was a disc that runs off a opensource thats out there.

Alright Bunny, so I did the whole Google route and found this guide - pretty boss, I must say. But the real reason I'm posting here is that I'm hoping beyond hope that I just don't understand how to use sd4hide and not that my .iso is funked up.

So here's what I'm doing - opening sd4hide, being confused as hell, clicking "Hide", then going ahead and trying to play the game.

So which is it? Is my .iso faulty, or am I?

Shin,you seem to be using SD4HIDE correctly so it's possibly a faulty .iso.

If you can give me any extra information i may be able to help you more...

i keep on getting virtual SCSI driver not detected

thanks, that's a lot of info. I got some work to do. dloading prog deamon tooll etc.

then I will follow your instructions and give it a go.

will keep in touch if I have any difficulties.

thanks

rod0707