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ISO HELP!

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by 69ers, Dec 16, 2007.

  1. 69ers

    69ers Guest

    Hey guys I recently got a movie it's in a ISO format but can i burn it to a disc but still have it play on a DVD player? with unraring it? THANKS!
     
  2. Rotary

    Rotary Senior member

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    i take it the iso is inside the rar file?

    extract the iso and imgburn can burn iso format
     
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  3. ZoSoIV

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    imgburn dvd decrypter or nero will burn an iso file
     
  4. philzone

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    an iso means that it is a cd/dvd "image" It does not imply what type of video it is. could be anything. if you have winrar installed, open the iso with winrar. it will tell you the files contained in the iso. if not, get "daemon tools"(freeware). "mount" the iso, and look at it in "my computer". that will also tell you whats in the iso. also, it will let you view the video before deciding weather or not its worth burning.
    If the files in the iso are all in a VIDEO_TS folder, then it should be dvd compliant. Some dvd players, however, will still play xvid, divx, etc...
    btw... isos show up with the winrar icon. it is not a winrar archive tho. remember, anything .iso is an immediatly burnable cd/dvd image, not an archive.
     
  5. res2cue

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    No they don't... winrar files show up as winrar icons.



    I'm going to throw my hat towards Rotary and suggest you use imgburn to burn that ISO to disk, it's a tough program to beat for quality... unless it needs compressing, then I suggest clonedvd.
     
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  6. philzone

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    No they don't... winrar files show up as winrar icons.


    I must be hallucinating then. Lsd flashbacks... every time i have seen this(for years). Thanks for clearing that up for me.

    For whatever reason, winrar likes to associate itself with iso files.
    I think it is because of its ability to read contents(but not execute) of an iso.




     
  7. res2cue

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    don't know, but mine have no similarities, winrar is three books piled horizontally, and .iso is white pagee with an orange and silver disk in the middle.
     
  8. philzone

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    in the integration tab of winrar settings, there is a chekbox for iso. mine is UNchecked, but i still get the 3 book icon for isos. also, if i doubleclick an iso, winrar window opens, and shows the content of the iso.
     
  9. res2cue

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    Well, if nothing else we learned that it's not always one way or the other... and I was worried I wasn't going to learn anything today. :)

    btw, my ISO is also not checked. *shrug*
     
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  10. Rotary

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    when installing programs the last one can take over the reading of files!

    check install options as apps load, tick or untick to associate or not, its normal, doesnt matter if you have unticked options after installing.
     

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