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eSkRo

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  1. 1) ImgBurn can burn ISO files directly to disc dude,,,,, why extract???

     

     

    2) insert disc,,, then checkmark 'AUTO'

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    3) ImgBurn can read & burn Dual Layer discs....

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  2. for DVDs

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    Writing in 'RAW' does what it says on the tin.

    It writes the disk exactly as you tell it too.

    With/without bad sectors etc.

    With current DVD-RW drives,

    they only 'allowed' to burn in DOA/96.

    The RAW writing mode for DVDs was never made due to a copyright law

     

     

    for CDs

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    To copy a disc in "raw" mode, you need the right reader, the right writer,

    and the right software. Programs like CloneCD specialize in "raw" copies,

    but require that the CD-ROM drive used to read discs and the recorder used

    to write them support "raw" reads and writes. The web page for CloneCD

    is a good place to look for a list of capable hardware.

  3. The MDS file type is primarily associated with 'Media Descriptor'. This file is used by several different programs. It generally is found with an .ISO CD image file and is the equivalent of what a .CUE file is to a .BIN image. IsoBuster can interpret these files directly.

     

    read wiki here --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDS_file

     

    if ImgBurn produced a .mds file,

    thats cuz its the way it should be....

  4. hi LUK!

     

    Upon receiving a warning saying --> Directory Depth Exceeded for ISO9006

     

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    i thought i would be a cool idea

    if ImgBurn would then ASK me to adjust the settings

    so that the burning of my compilation can occur!!

     

    cuz i dont know if answering YES to that Warning

    would make me burn the data to disc correclty...

     

    i dunno,,,

     

    WhaT do you SaY?

     

    :thumbup:

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