[ISO Images Possible Bug?]

A 1:1 copy is exactly that. If I go converting the format, the whole point of it goes out the window.

 

I actually find it very hard to believe any decent program would read a disc to an image and change it from what it was supposed to be.

 

You are absolutely right, I was only saying that because I thought it was some sort of compatiblity problem, but it is not. So never mind.

 

Thanks,

Ruben

[ISO Images Possible Bug?]

Thank you for the quick response . You are absolutely right , WinRar can only read Mode1 ISO images. And I have never noticed before because various programs I used before (like Nero) would convert Mode2 discs into Mode1 discs .

 

One question tough, how hard would it be to add an option to convert Mode2 discs to Mode1 on Read? The advantages would be a smaller file and a more comptability file. Obviously you can't do this for all CD's but for most CDs which are just data discs, it might be a good option to have.

 

Thanks,

Ruben

[ISO Images Possible Bug?]

I am creating a new ISO image with the new read feature of ImBurn 2.2.0, but the resulting ISO image file is not readable by WinRAR. I can take the same CD and use another ISO creation program and it works fine in WinRAR.

 

I release this could one of 3 things:

1) A Bug in WinRAR

2) A Bug in ImgBurn

3) Not a bug but rather a different ISO format than the more common version of ISO (i.e. ISO v2.1 vs 2.3 (Made up numbers used only as a hypothetical example)).

 

Since ISO images from other programs work in WinRAR I am thinking it is more a 2 or 3. The discontinued dvd decryptor would create files compatible with WinRAR. Since this is the first version with read function maybe it is a bug?

 

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Ruben