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LindaMM

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14. January 2007 @ 13:03

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hi,
I recently downloaded powerISO and am having a hard
time figureing it out. I am clueless. I have a TUS movie and would like to burn it to disk as i understand that's how i must view it. Can someone provide me step by step instructions?? Thanks in advance :)

oh and this is what I have experimented with thus far:

The file shows up as a powerISO file. When I right click and check properties it says powerISO file and opens with powerISO. Once open in powerISO I see 4 folders. 1. EXT, 2. MPEGAV, 3. SEGMENT, 4. VCD
I have read that I should mount the drive - so without selecting one of the folders I click mount - by default a letter F: is assigned with a path showing the movie or tus - so I select mount image - a box opens and again by default the movie is selected for me so I click open - another box opens in which those 4 folders appear again - the title of this box is called VideoCD (F:) - in the MPEGAV folder there is a file that has a .dat extension - no program is selected by default to open - it has the icon that indicates you must choose an application to open it - I was under the impression that you must mount the drive then burn to disk - hope this helps - Linda

I suppose I should also mention that I used VCDgear to convert to a mpeg file that can be played in my media player. I want to know how to burn to disk with powerISO for the sake of knowing how to use it. It's driving me crazy not knowing how.

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borhan9

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14. January 2007 @ 14:30

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You should be able as you said to open and view the iso files in poweriso and then it should have an extract option. Extract it to a new folder and make sure it extracts all files and folders. Then just burn it to your disc using your burning program cause its already in VCD format.

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LindaMM

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14. January 2007 @ 17:43

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Thanks - I'll do that :)
To clarify - do I burn all 4 folders onto disk? When I extract the file I get 4 different folders.

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borhan9

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14. January 2007 @ 19:01

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Yes you burn all four folders :)

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LindaMM

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17. January 2007 @ 21:17

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Thanks again :)

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borhan9

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17. January 2007 @ 21:33

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No worries :) anytime.

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