Software Question (OT)

[GT]

Wrong group to ask in, but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account, so here goes:

What software can I use to create ISO files? I have Nero, but can't figure
out how to do it (and the help won't open for some reason!)
I don't want to create ISO files directly from CDs, but from a bunch of
files I want to put together myself, one ISO I want to create is a
collection of holiday photos etc.

I want to do this so I can store all these things as 1 ISO file, then mount
them as a drive when it is require (have MS Virtual CD already).

Cheers,
GT

 

[Bob Day]

Wrong group to ask in,

That's a fact.

but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account,

Then subscribe to one.

-- Bob Day

 

[GT]

That's a fact.

Hence the OT in the subject!

Then subscribe to one.

Couldn't be bothered, but thanks for pointing out what I already pointed
out!

 

[kony]

Wrong group to ask in, but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account, so here goes:

What software can I use to create ISO files? I have Nero, but can't figure
out how to do it (and the help won't open for some reason!)
I don't want to create ISO files directly from CDs, but from a bunch of
files I want to put together myself, one ISO I want to create is a
collection of holiday photos etc.

I want to do this so I can store all these things as 1 ISO file, then mount
them as a drive when it is require (have MS Virtual CD already).

Cheers,
GT

I'll walk you through it.

- Open nero
- <Top Menu> Recorder
- Choose Recorder
- Device -> Image Recoder (not the optical drive)

Now onto creating it

- <Top Menu> File -> New
- <Window pops open> (pick what you want)
- Adjust any and all settings just as if you were making a
physical disc, the "image recorder" choice above determines
the output device.

- After clicking the "new" button on the <window pops open>
above, you have the dual panes to explore and drop the files
into the compliation.

- AFter adding all files and clicking the "burn" icon, it
will pop up the burn window, make adjustments if necessary
and click the "burn" button.

- A "save image file" window should pop up, and you name the
file and choose the save location. Be sure to choose ISO
format in the drop-down list, not Nero Image (unless you
ONLY want nero to be able to use it later).

- That's all.

 

[Terry Turnip]

The latest nero 6 reloaded that has just been released will do al
that for you and more , it will take photos,mpegs,bmp,avis , conver
them all to iso and then play them all on the one disc it is magic

 

[Ken Maltby]

I'll walk you through it.

"Kony", aren't you happy that you could "be bothered" ?

Don't you hate it when your post is effected by another post that
gets posted while you are typing?

Luck;
Ken

 

[kony]

"Kony", aren't you happy that you could "be bothered" ?

Don't you hate it when your post is effected by another post that
gets posted while you are typing?

You might be putting a little too much thought into trivial
things.

 

[GT]

Thanks for that - you've cut short my internet trawl!!

Cheers.

 

[C]

Wrong group to ask in, but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account, so here goes:

What software can I use to create ISO files? I have Nero, but can't figure
out how to do it (and the help won't open for some reason!)
I don't want to create ISO files directly from CDs, but from a bunch of
files I want to put together myself, one ISO I want to create is a
collection of holiday photos etc.

I want to do this so I can store all these things as 1 ISO file, then mount
them as a drive when it is require (have MS Virtual CD already).

Cheers,
GT

win iso, and a bunch others.magic iso.