[Virtual Image Drive]

Why would LUK want to do that when there are plenty of solutions? e.g. Daemon Tools, Alcohol 52%, Virtual CloneDrive as you mentioned, etc, all of them freeware.

 

There are some reasons to develop a virtual clone drive by ImgBurn team

 

As I've already said here, Nero doesn't support its own "Image drive" so there are a plenty Nero image files (*.nrg format) which users can't use them anymore, so if ImgBurn can develop a converter for this format it can be useful for a lot of user around the world. Also some other image formats like Alcohol images, etc.

 

If ImgBurn develop a converter and then a virtual image drive in one package, ImgBurn will have a complete package for Writing tools.

 

In this situation nobody use other writing tools....

 

As I know there are some converters for (*.daa) files but there is no "full package converter" OR "full package virtual drive" to support all formats or at least convert them to ISO format....

 

So ImgBurn can develop a "converter AND a virtual image drive" to support and convert all writing tools....

[Virtual Image Drive]

Hi all,

 

I am a new user and found this software useful...

 

Here is my suggestion:

 

In my opinion if ImgBurn can develop a "virtual image drive" which can install on Window XP, Windows Vista & Windows 7

all of equipments what you need for burning a disk will completed...

 

Just something like "Virtual clone drive" or "Nero Image drive"

 

Nero doesn't support Image drive for Windows Vista and Windows 7, I don't know why?!

But Slysoft supports mentioned operating systems very well...

 

 

 

Virtual clone drive developed by "Slysoft"

http://www.slysoft.com/en/virtual-clonedrive.html

 

Nero Image drive developed by Nero corporation:

http://www.nero.com

 

 

Please share you opinion

Thanks