Windows 7: ISO file

huffman · 29 Apr 2011

I have an iso file that is too large to fit on one standard DVD (extracted is 6.9 gb).

If I use IMGBurn to burn the file, will it break the file into parts and burn to two DVDs so that it is usable?

Thanks for any info.

tom982 · 29 Apr 2011

Hello huffman,

I don't know if IMGBurn can do that, but I use DVDFab to do that and it works a treat

Hope this helps,

Tom

Bill2 · 29 Apr 2011

What kind of an iso is this? movie or audio or data or image?

mickey megabyte · 29 Apr 2011

good point bill2

(i wonder where you acquired this iso too, but that's not my business...)

dvdfab will only be of use if it's a movie dvd.

you can buy hi-capacity 8.4 gb dvd discs...

tom982 · 29 Apr 2011

I just assumed it was movie image because you can't split a data image into two usable parts without recompiling them at some point.

I know it may not be our business but we might aswell ask as we don't want to be condoning piracy, so huffman, where did you aquire this .ISO image from?

Tom

huffman · 29 Apr 2011

It is not a movie, it is a program I want install or at least part of it. I downloaded it from the internet and as far as I know it is a legal file.

Quote:

you can buy hi-capacity 8.4 gb dvd discs...

I am not sure my burner will handle double density disks. It is an old ide burner.

tom982 · 29 Apr 2011

Do you want to install this program on your computer?

If so, save yourself a DVD and just mount the .ISO image instead using WinMount

Tom

Bill2 · 29 Apr 2011

Do you need to boot from this program? If not just extract the contents of the iso to the hard drive and run setup from there.

Stormkitty · 29 Apr 2011

Just mount it using something like Alcohol 52% or Daemon Tools or anything that can mount ISOs.

huffman · 01 May 2011

Problem solved. After extracting the iso with winrar, I can run the setup. I also bought some double density DVDs which work fine to burn the iso.

Thanks for the help.

Windows 7: ISO file

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