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Ripping ISOs

Duffman · 2004-03-19 15:14:52

Anyone recommend software to rip CDs to ISOs? Thanks

19-03-2004 3:14pm

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Duffman

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Anyone recommend software to rip CDs to ISOs?

Thanks

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#2 19-03-2004 3:18pm

RE*AC*TOR

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nero should do it for ya. select image drive as the recorder. should give you an option to change from .nrg to .iso

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#3 19-03-2004 3:23pm

leeroybrown

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If you have Nero it should do it fine.

ISOBuster is good for it too, especially if you're trying to backup scratched discs that won't read properly in other programs.

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#4 19-03-2004 4:13pm

MrPinK

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I use BlindWrite myself (never liked Nero at all), but I've been hearing great things about Alcohol 120%

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#5 19-03-2004 4:15pm

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Alcohol120% for all yore iso needs.

not free tho.

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#6 19-03-2004 4:21pm

seamus

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WinISO works fine for me (Am I right in guessing that the process of ripping the binary data from a CD is a trivial one, hence the amount of ISO rippers around?)

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