Are there some free programs that read CD/DVD ISO files, so that I can make an ISO file from it? I want to mount it with Daemon Tools for when I have to use mini laptops with no CD/DVD drives.
Alice
February 27, 2012 at 8:58 am
There is no free lunch in this world. I don't think free tool can meet your need. I always use Wondershare dvd burner. It can convert videos to DVD files such as DVD Folder or ISO image.
Visual Hubb does it and will burn a DVD after even though the developer went out of business before snow leopard you can still buy it from Version tracker - converts all your files anyway you like as well
You can definitely use ImgBurn. Then there's ISOBuddy than can help you out. It's one of the most fully featured applications out there. Also, in case you are only looking to read ISOs, try using your favorite archival software (in my case that's WinRAR and 7Zip).
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pceasies
July 12, 2010 at 12:23 am
I like Alcohol 52% (there's a fully functional free version, a bit harder to find on their site)
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5saqHOa5cDo&hd=1
PowerISO, not free
MagicISO, not free
Nero, Roxio, both should have the option somewhere.
Jessica Cam W.
July 11, 2010 at 9:02 am
There's also ImgBurn which is free and has a portable version so you can just run it without having to install it. It has a 'Create image file from disc' mode which should suit your needs.
Mariomaster100
July 21, 2010 at 8:05 pm
Does Alcohol 52% back up old console games?
Jessica Cam W.
July 22, 2010 at 8:18 am
From the CNET Download page, Alcohol 52% seems like a good candidate to create ISO images, though I should mention I can't find the free version (only the trial).
I'm not sure about backing up old console games, but I *imagine* you can create ISO files from those PC games that come in CDs. I just haven't tried it.
Tina
July 11, 2010 at 2:58 am
Mario,
most free CD / DVD burners can do what you ask for. Simply select the files from the CD and proceed to "burn" a CD. But instead of actually burning a CD, select to save an .iso file.
I use Deep Burner, but whichever CD / DVD burner you use should be able to do it, too.
There is no free lunch in this world. I don't think free tool can meet your need. I always use Wondershare dvd burner. It can convert videos to DVD files such as DVD Folder or ISO image.
http://www.imgburn.com/
CDBurnerXP does the same and is free as well
imgburn.......
Visual Hubb does it and will burn a DVD after even though the developer went out of business before snow leopard you can still buy it from Version tracker - converts all your files anyway you like as well
http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/miso-overview.htm
BEst
You can definitely use ImgBurn. Then there's ISOBuddy than can help you out. It's one of the most fully featured applications out there. Also, in case you are only looking to read ISOs, try using your favorite archival software (in my case that's WinRAR and 7Zip).
I second ISOBuddy, see
Use ISOBuddy To Convert A Disk Image To ISO & Then Burn
Yes.I also like Alcohol :) So i recommend it to you
I like Alcohol 52% (there's a fully functional free version, a bit harder to find on their site)
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5saqHOa5cDo&hd=1
PowerISO, not free
MagicISO, not free
Nero, Roxio, both should have the option somewhere.
There's also ImgBurn which is free and has a portable version so you can just run it without having to install it. It has a 'Create image file from disc' mode which should suit your needs.
Does Alcohol 52% back up old console games?
From the CNET Download page, Alcohol 52% seems like a good candidate to create ISO images, though I should mention I can't find the free version (only the trial).
I'm not sure about backing up old console games, but I *imagine* you can create ISO files from those PC games that come in CDs. I just haven't tried it.
Mario,
most free CD / DVD burners can do what you ask for. Simply select the files from the CD and proceed to "burn" a CD. But instead of actually burning a CD, select to save an .iso file.
I use Deep Burner, but whichever CD / DVD burner you use should be able to do it, too.