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cbiek
Jul 2004

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DVDR Iso

Recently for some reason, I'm thinking due to newer versions of nero enterprise edition and alcohol 120%, when i go to burn an .iso it will bring it up as a foreign image and not read it as an iso. It will ask for several different mode types, and the block size I would like to use. I had some success when trying to burn collateral but I only got into the menu and didn't have the ability to navigate it. This seems to only be happening on the new releases. Anyone out there that can help?

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shorty6pac
Dec 2002


In your face!

use dvd decrypter its a much better program for burning dvd images, plus its free

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LOLobo
Jan 2003


Canis rufus atheist

Throw Nero away. Use BurnAtOnce for everything but DVD ISO burning. And DVDDecrypter for the DVD ISO's.

Both freeware, and both better than N00b-ro.

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