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08-09-2007
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| | Are there any virtual DVD drives that allow you to *write* to them? There seem to be quite a few free and inexpensive virtual DVD programs that let you treat ISO files (and other formats) as if it was just another DVD player connected to your computer. As far as I am able to tell, none of these will allow you to create a blank ISO file that you can then write to using your standard DVD burning software. I did see some programs that will create an ISO from your source files but that is not the same as a virtual DVD-rw drive. I need to be able to burn to the virtual drive using my existing software. Has anyone come across such a program? |
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10-30-2007
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| | Re: Are there any virtual DVD drives that allow you to *write* to them? MagicDisc is free. I haven't tried VirtualDrive Pro. VirtualCD v9 works fine with Vista. -- portraitmaker ------------------------------------------------------------------------ portraitmaker's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=33193 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=798503 http://forums.techarena.in |
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11-05-2007
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| | Re: Are there any virtual DVD drives that allow you to *write* to them? my new Toshiba laptop with Vista Home Basic on it doesn't have a DVD burner, but it came with Ulead's DVD Movie Factory that lets me author and make a DVD as an iso image on the hard drive. -- website references are to www.papajohn.org PapaJohn "EvanBarr" <X@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23pnBN7t2HHA.2064@xxxxxx Quote: > There seem to be quite a few free and inexpensive virtual DVD programs > that let you treat ISO files (and other formats) as if it was just another > DVD player connected to your computer. > > As far as I am able to tell, none of these will allow you to create a > blank ISO file that you can then write to using your standard DVD burning > software. I did see some programs that will create an ISO from your > source files but that is not the same as a virtual DVD-rw drive. I need > to be able to burn to the virtual drive using my existing software. > > Has anyone come across such a program? > |
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