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tigurmil
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14. June 2004 @ 20:18 |
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Can someone tell me how to burn a .img file? I have never messed with these kind of files before. Do I have to convert them to another file (.avi .mov) or can they be burned like they are?
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Eliblue
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20. June 2004 @ 16:50 |
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I see that I'm not the first one to want to know this bit of information. I also would like to know how to burn a file with the extension of .IMG .
Could someone please tell me what app to use to burn and IMG file?
Thanks for all your help!!!!!!!
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20. June 2004 @ 17:18 |
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im just trying to sort that 1 out myself i belive there CloneDVD type files ????????
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DaKeith
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20. June 2004 @ 20:32 |
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i have used Nero to burn IMG files, how big is this file that u are talking about??
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tigurmil
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23. June 2004 @ 20:52 |
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I finally figured it out. It was really quite simple. All you have to do (and I am using NERO) is after you open Nero click on Recorder and then select Burn Image. After that just locate your file and follow the directions. Thanks for all the feedback. Hope this helps others who were confused.
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corblimey
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30. June 2004 @ 05:01 |
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i have an IMG file that i'm trying to burn to a dvd using nero in the same way (recorder>burn image) but i get the error message 'unexpected file type' and then the only option i have is to abort the project. is it possible that there are compatability settings that need changing? if so does anyone know how this is done?
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Deeman
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30. June 2004 @ 05:41 |
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Record now from sonic also has the option to burn image. For those of us who don't use Nero.
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t-mizzle
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1. July 2004 @ 20:26 |
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Well i have a simple solution that will make you all feel like retards, simply change the file extention from *.img to *.iso, as simple as that. Good luck and happy burning.
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Praetor
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1. July 2004 @ 20:30 |
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Quote:
Well I have a simple solution that will make you all feel like retards, simply change the file extention from *.img to *.iso, as simple as that. Good luck and happy burning.
Uh.... not quite.The IMG format is a tad more complicated than a simple Mode1/2048 ... head on over to http://www.hazza.dsl.pipex.com/faq.htm#CDs for a quick rundown of the more popular cd image formats
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t-mizzle
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1. July 2004 @ 20:58 |
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i know your the mod, but did you try it?? I have been using this method for over 6 monthes, my dvd collection is now at 461 *.iso files on my hd's, i just mount them with daemon manager, and if needed burn them with any software that will burn iso's, before you go get into the logistics of what the specific file type does or doesn't, try it out, if it works what is the problem.
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corblimey
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2. July 2004 @ 00:51 |
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ok t-mizzle we appear to be getting there, you understand what i'm trying to do which is a good start, however i'm still stuck. How exactly do you change the file extention from *.img to *.iso? thanks for your help buddy.
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Robaski
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2. July 2004 @ 01:38 |
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You rename the file so that the extension becomes .iso
If the file is called: blabla.img you rename it into blabla.iso
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t-mizzle
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2. July 2004 @ 04:42 |
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Robaski is exactly right, just right click on the file, and hit rename, you can change the file name if needed, (so instead of your movie or game being "J-dogz rip of The matrix", its just "the matrix") then at change the file so instead of it looking like "The Matrix.img" it lookes like "The Matrix.iso", simple and easy. Good luck
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nussbash
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18. July 2004 @ 21:06 |
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You can do this by mounting the image with Alcohol 120%. Then, still within Alcohol 120%, choose Copy Wizard, and select the virtual drive as a source. If your.img file has integrity, when you mount it on the virtual drive, Windows Media Player (or your default DVD viewer) will attempt to open it. On the file I have, simply changing the extension from .img to .iso was ineffective with Roxio Disk Copy.
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Jaydoggg
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26. July 2004 @ 16:15 |
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Well, I have used T-Mizzle's change extension trick about 5 times now with no problems. Thanks a bunch. I use DVDecryptor everytime by the way. Maybe it handles things differently then roxio or Nero...
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stu123
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12. August 2004 @ 05:27 |
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as long as you have DVD Decrypter installed if you just double click on the img file that will bring up decrypter put dvd in writer then click write and thats it
I have version 3.2.3.0 installed
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osho_25
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1. September 2004 @ 02:38 |
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I have mannaged to extract the VOB and other DVD files from the *.img file. I even used Magic ISO and converted the img to .iso But no matter what I do I can only play up to 18-23 minuts of the movie before it freezes. I am having this problem with 2 DVD-R movies that I downloaded. Big Fish and fifty first dates.
doese this happen to anyone else. the files that I am downloading are all over 4 gigs. even when extracted so where is the rest of the movie??
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bomberbil
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6. September 2004 @ 11:58 |
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Thanks to Stu 1213 DVD Decrypter, free and easy to use just follow stu's instructions
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val666
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14. September 2004 @ 17:03 |
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The .img files are made by CloneCD, as far as i know to burn it you will need the .img file .sub file and .ccd file. If the CD image contains just files, then renaming .img file to .iso should work most of the time, but if image contains special data (like sub-chanel, protection...) then you will need all the files. Its what I discovered after trying to burn some .img files myself.
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osho_25
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15. September 2004 @ 00:41 |
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there are files within the img, I used DVD decripter to burn them to a DVD-R, it plays fine untill about 20 minuts into the film then just freezes at the same spot every time. Theres no jumping past it.
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MIAUK
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15. September 2004 @ 07:40 |
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Guys,
Believe me when I say I am new to this I've only had Busrt! working a week and managed to download 2 moives so far without problems (.VOB, etc) I then download a .rar file - unpack using Ulimatezip and find it's a .img file??
I was a little stumped until reading this thread but I now understand what I need to do...
You need to re-encode using something like DVD-Crypter, although I use DVD Shrink this picks the file up striaght away and encodes it into .VOB files which Nero picks up burn to DVD, jobs a goodin.
Reference the last 20 minutes I found that the tail end of a dvd i.e. the last 1/2 gig can sometimes be a little flakey programs such as Nero only burn to around 4.35 gib and miss the last 1/2 gig because of this I would suggest trying this and seeing if it helps.
Real newbie - but all the answers are here
Great site..
and thanks all..
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