burn two isos to one CD/DVD

[swinger]

hello, just wondering if it is possible to burn two diffrent images to one cd or dvd and how this is done. thanks for the help

[Dimmer]

NO. First, it doesn't make any sense. Second, the disc will be finalized after burning the first ISO thus preventing any further burning.

[Mug Funky]

you could always burn them as files, if you're wanting to consolidate space. but of course there's no benefit from doing that.

[dani82]

i backup all my psx games as *.iso and burn them on a dvd, better than a 1:1 copy, especially when a got dragoon/lunar 2 game on 1 dvd; it be great if it was possible, a hybrid dvd/ps2 of Lupin on a dvd-dl

[Doobie]

Originally posted by Mug Funky
you could always burn them as files, if you're wanting to consolidate space. but of course there's no benefit from doing that.

No benefit to consolidating space? Granted, with blank CDs being so cheap, it's not the same benefit that existed a few years ago. Still, there is some benefit.

Some kinds of software images are relatively small (e.g. educational software and games for young children). I find it helpful to sort them and put several similar images on one CD. Just a matter of organization.

And, because all this junk requires CDs to play, another advantage of putting several images on one CD is that you can setup virtual CD software to load the individual images and save on CD swapping.

[lexor]

Use IsoBuster to extract the images, then just burn the resulting folders as data.