[zxo0oxz]

I need a program that will emulate a dvd burner so that I can make a windows program think it is burning to a dvd, but it is really just a iso file. Anyone know one?

 

[compuman145]

Alcohol 120% should do this.

 

[The Master Chief]

http://www.alcohol-soft.com/

Its not free...

 

[Sanders54]

Daemon tools should emulate .iso's so you can burn them

 

[zxo0oxz]

I just need a working trial or something to get my dads videos into a iso that I can burn on my laptop (Don't ask, after all I am a member of the ghetto builders club.)

 

[n1helix]

Deamon maybe.

 

[Setzer]

I say go for Daemon Tools

 

[CryWin]

Imgburn can basically do that... add whatever files you want and it will "burn" it to an ISO.

http://www.imgburn.com/

It's also free.

 

[hermitmaster]

What are you trying to accomplish? A disc playable on a DVD player?

 

[KusH]

Alcohol 120%

You get a 14-day trial.

 

[The Master Chief]

Quote:

Originally Posted by hermitmaster What are you trying to accomplish? A disc playable on a DVD player?

If this, img burn will do it!

 

[zxo0oxz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by hermitmaster What are you trying to accomplish? A disc playable on a DVD player?

Yes, with the windows 7 dvd maker. Even if I could do this on my ubuntu laptop, it would take days....

 

[zxo0oxz]

Well I found a couple solutions. I found a program called phantom burner that does exactly what I wanted. I found a even better solution, just screw Windows DVD maker and use DVDflick. It has more control, its faster (even though it is single threaded), and I can make my project an iso file.
Thanks all.

 

[CryWin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by zxo0oxz Well I found a couple solutions. I found a program called phantom burner that does exactly what I wanted. I found a even better solution, just screw Windows DVD maker and use DVDflick. It has more control, its faster (even though it is single threaded), and I can make my project an iso file. Thanks all.

Hello, I have been using DVDFlick for months and it works great. Are you sure you have it up to date? It will use as many threads as you want.

 

[zxo0oxz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by CryWin Hello, I have been using DVDFlick for months and it works great. Are you sure you have it up to date? It will use as many threads as you want.

I got it from the sourceforge page, so I assume it is the latest. But when I try to do more than 1 thread it just spreads it out amongst the 2 cores but still doesn't go above 50% usage.