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Ikke
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 Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 12:54 am Post subject: How do I create ISO files from audio/Cdrom? |
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Hi everybody,
I have a fairly large audio collection, and have noticed that some of the
earlier CD's I've bought have started to rot (the infamous CD rot
apparently does kick in after time).
So I decided to preserve my music on my computer in two different ways:
lossless as backup, and another set as mp3 to listen to.
At first I wanted to store everything as .wav, but I though that ISOs would
be a better way to go.
But now I have stumbled upon a little problem: there are some audio CD's
that have a data track as well! If I want to create an ISO from such a CD,
only the data track is stored in the ISO.
How do I burn both parts in one ISO so that I only have to restore the ISO
to another disc in future? And does anybody know of software (free) that
can create ISO files?
I have found software that does exactly that, but isn't free. I am a
programmer myself, so I could whip up something that writes the ISOs
myself, but why reinvent the wheel?
Thanks in advance,
Ikke |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 5:27 am Post subject: Re: How do I create ISO files from audio/Cdrom? |
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On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:54:08 GMT, Ikke <ikke@hier.be> wrote:
| Quote: | How do I burn both parts in one ISO so that I only have to restore the ISO
to another disc in future? And does anybody know of software (free) that
can create ISO files?
I have found software that does exactly that, but isn't free. I am a
programmer myself, so I could whip up something that writes the ISOs
myself, but why reinvent the wheel?
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Like awesome Dude. You are going to "whip" something up because you
are such a hot shot programmer. But can't figure out how to properly
burn an ISO disc.
This is choice and you are way out. |
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Ikke
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| Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 3:03 pm Post subject: Re: How do I create ISO files from audio/Cdrom? |
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Yogada of Frinbus wrote in
news:ovqha1d1940liee925lbm3io9g0uqkqd83@4ax.com:
| Quote: | On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:54:08 GMT, Ikke <ikke@hier.be> wrote:
How do I burn both parts in one ISO so that I only have to restore the
ISO to another disc in future? And does anybody know of software
(free) that can create ISO files?
I have found software that does exactly that, but isn't free. I am a
programmer myself, so I could whip up something that writes the ISOs
myself, but why reinvent the wheel?
Like awesome Dude. You are going to "whip" something up because you
are such a hot shot programmer. But can't figure out how to properly
burn an ISO disc.
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At least I am a programmer instead of a jobless moron who cannot even
answer a question.
Thanks for playing. |
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Ikke
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| Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 3:05 pm Post subject: Re: How do I create ISO files from audio/Cdrom? |
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Ikke <ikke@hier.be> wrote in news:Xns9671855E2AEB3ikkehierbe@
195.130.132.70:
| Quote: | Yogada of Frinbus wrote in
news:ovqha1d1940liee925lbm3io9g0uqkqd83@4ax.com:
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:54:08 GMT, Ikke <ikke@hier.be> wrote:
How do I burn both parts in one ISO so that I only have to restore the
ISO to another disc in future? And does anybody know of software
(free) that can create ISO files?
I have found software that does exactly that, but isn't free. I am a
programmer myself, so I could whip up something that writes the ISOs
myself, but why reinvent the wheel?
Like awesome Dude. You are going to "whip" something up because you
are such a hot shot programmer. But can't figure out how to properly
burn an ISO disc.
At least I am a programmer instead of a jobless moron who cannot even
answer a question.
Thanks for playing.
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Oh, and by the way: I never said I was a 'hot shot programmer', but I've
read the ISO specs, and that IS something you whip up in no-time. This is
not rocket science, you know. |
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