Ripping iso?

flash · 17th March 2002, 00:35

I have wanted to rip a full image with your programme but it says
that my os can't handle files that big.
So I have upgraded to windows xp home,but I still get the same message.Do I have to format the hard drives and start a fresh?

Thanks..

CloneAD · 17th March 2002, 07:09

Did you convert your hard drive to NTFS? (Required)

flash · 17th March 2002, 10:20

No I did'nt. How do I do that?

LIGHTNING UK! · 17th March 2002, 12:37

From the command prompt, run:

convert C: /FS:NTFS

replace C: with whatever drive you want to convert

The new version of DVD Decrypter that I hope to release later on today has a work around (by means of splitting the file) for this 4gb fat/fat32 limit in ISO mode....but to be of any use, it needs the virtual drive people (ie. Daemon Tools) to incorprate support for it. My program can perform a virtual merge of the files for burning back to dvdr, but thats about it.

flash · 17th March 2002, 17:18

Thanks alot I will give that ago.

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flash Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 135	Ripping iso? I have wanted to rip a full image with your programme but it says that my os can't handle files that big. So I have upgraded to windows xp home,but I still get the same message.Do I have to format the hard drives and start a fresh? Thanks..

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LIGHTNING UK! Author of ImgBurn Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,973	From the command prompt, run: convert C: /FS:NTFS replace C: with whatever drive you want to convert The new version of DVD Decrypter that I hope to release later on today has a work around (by means of splitting the file) for this 4gb fat/fat32 limit in ISO mode....but to be of any use, it needs the virtual drive people (ie. Daemon Tools) to incorprate support for it. My program can perform a virtual merge of the files for burning back to dvdr, but thats about it. __________________ The Official ImgBurn Website

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CloneAD Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: UK (Midlands) Posts: 15	Did you convert your hard drive to NTFS? (Required)

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flash Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 135	No I did'nt. How do I do that?

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flash Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 135	Thanks alot I will give that ago.