dvd decrypter bin/img/iso

Reincarnation · 14th March 2002, 08:24

Hello,
Can someone explain please what BIN/IMG/ISO mean in advanced settings in dvd decrypter?
Does it mean I can burn either of types?
thanks!

LigH · 14th March 2002, 12:59

I'm not sure (never used this program), but I guess the following:

There are CD/DVD emulators (e.g. Daemon Tools / Fantom CD) which can mount image files, or burning applications which can burn images on DVD-R, but not every emulator or burner is able to read each format of image files. If you want to rip a DVD to an image file, you can select one of the file formats here.

LIGHTNING UK! · 15th March 2002, 00:00

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Originally posted by Reincarnation
Hello,
Can someone explain please what BIN/IMG/ISO mean in advanced settings in dvd decrypter?
Does it mean I can burn either of types?
thanks!

Checking one of this will add 'Burn with DVD Decrypter' to the context menu of files with that extension - think of it as file association.

You can still burn the images, no matter which ones are checked / not checked. Please remember that only single track / session images can be burnt. CUE file support will be added at a later date.

Reincarnation · 15th March 2002, 02:39

Thank you, everything is clear now.
Great program!

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LigH German doom9/Gleitz SuMo Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Germany, rural Altmark Posts: 6,782	I'm not sure (never used this program), but I guess the following: There are CD/DVD emulators (e.g. Daemon Tools / Fantom CD) which can mount image files, or burning applications which can burn images on DVD-R, but not every emulator or burner is able to read each format of image files. If you want to rip a DVD to an image file, you can select one of the file formats here.

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Reincarnation Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2	Thank you, everything is clear now. Great program!