hey guys, wondering if any LYN can help me.
i'm trying to burn a few CD ISOs into a single DVD. is there any way to merge all isos, or burn the isos into a single dvd, as the whole image, and not burning 5 iso and manually mounting each one?

please help, thx!

not video..
more like games and such, u know
a few cd games i wanna backup into 1 single dvd

nola.. main reason is coz i have ori wc3 and tft.. very annoying to keep using 2 cds.

nothing illegal about making backups of games u own, i think =P

thx for the tip, shall try it now!

so using ultraiso, im supposed to extract all the files in 1 game ISO to a folder, and create a new ISO and add the folder there?

tested already... u need to position it nicely...
games with single iso... u can put into folders and install with no problem...
games with multiple isos, a.k.a. few cds, u have to put it all in the root directory, exactly like how the original cd was.

and yes, with the game protections, its hard. trying to burn it with alcohol and safedisc3 builtin, but cant seem to get it working. installing is fine, but running is a problem.

and i have no clue how to make a flash autorun =(

opening dvd iso?
alcohol or daemontools would be able to mount it
ultraiso or magiciso to open and see the contents
windvd or powerdvd to play dvd movies
file explorer to open data dvd

did i miss out anything?

if u talking bout decoder, i assume should be trying to play movies.... powerdvd or some other dvd player software. google is your friend.

stormcodec and klite codec pack has the decoders so u can play on WMP or any of your prefered media player

This post has been edited by TheFalcon: Mar 8 2006, 06:45 PM

ur cd player got mp3 support?
or else can burn into audio cd format...

winamp or itunes oso can
or nero

i assume the subtitle is in a different file. i think best way, is to re-encode the file and combine the video with the subtitles. use virtualdub for this.

then, just use nero to burn a vcd

i wish 1337 speak was made illegal. annoying to attempt to read short forms
anyway, your image file sounds like its a dual-layer image file. probably can fit into those 9gb dual layer dvds.
otherwise, u can use something like magiciso to split the image into 2...

have u tried mounting the 5 gb file on daemontools, and seeing if content is valid?