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Play iso files on computer

sinjin_smythe · 2005-05-24 09:50:08

This might be in the wrong thread so sorry if it is. But ive got an iso file that i want to watch on media player before burning it to dvd how can i do it ?? is there some kind of software i need ?

24-05-2005 9:50am

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sinjin_smythe

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This might be in the wrong thread so sorry if it is. But ive got an iso file that i want to watch on media player before burning it to dvd how can i do it ?? is there some kind of software i need ?

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#2 24-05-2005 9:57am

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I use Daemon Tools , it creates a virtual drive and you can mount your iso and watch it, tis a very handy program

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#3 24-05-2005 10:19am

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http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=259219

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#4 24-05-2005 10:45am

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kinkstr wrote:

I use Daemon Tools , it creates a virtual drive and you can mount your iso and watch it, tis a very handy program

use these. Very good.

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#5 24-05-2005 11:58am

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what you just create the drive (F) and it will automatically play? thats pretty handy

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#6 24-05-2005 12:02pm

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F:/ will appear as a conected DVD/CD-ROM and will look to the user as if it is actually reading it off a disc, and operates as if it were.

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