how can we view an image file?

hey guys, just wanted 2 know if there was a way to view any image file
that nero or any other cd-writing software creates (other than burning
the image to a cd or dvd&then viewing it)? is there any software to
specifically view the image file?

jus help me out!

thanks !

Jaff

On 24 Nov 2005 11:02:19 -0800, "Jaff" <> wrote:

>hey guys, just wanted 2 know if there was a way to view any image file
>that nero or any other cd-writing software creates (other than burning
>the image to a cd or dvd&then viewing it)? is there any software to
>specifically view the image file?

WinRAR can view the ISO file but for disk image created with virtual
recorder, I dunno.
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Impmon

Jaff wrote:
> hey guys, just wanted 2 know if there was a way to view any image file
> that nero or any other cd-writing software creates (other than burning
> the image to a cd or dvd&then viewing it)? is there any software to
> specifically view the image file?
>
> jus help me out!
>
> thanks !
>
There was an old program called IsoBuster that worked well for this
(definitely works on Nero 5 images, haven't tried it recently). You can
find it here: http://www.isobuster.com/

Nicholas Andrade

Havn't done it in a while but I think even nero itself can load/run/test an
img file without burning

Bratboy

Jaff wrote:
> hey guys, just wanted 2 know if there was a way to view any image file
> that nero or any other cd-writing software creates (other than burning
> the image to a cd or dvd&then viewing it)? is there any software to
> specifically view the image file?
>
> jus help me out!
>
> thanks !

If it's an .IMG file, rename it to .ISO, then mount it in daemon.

-goro-

Goro

On 25 Nov 2005 11:27:42 -0800, "Goro" <> wrote:


>If it's an .IMG file, rename it to .ISO, then mount it in daemon.


Why rename it to .ISO ?

Deamon Tools accepts .IMG files along with quite a few other formats.

Zygon Curry

"Bratboy" <> wrote in message
news:43871ec0$0$39453$. com...
> Havn't done it in a while but I think even nero itself can load/run/test
> an img file without burning
>

Ah now I recall, in nero the app is Image Drive. You run it and load image
and it shows as a new drive in my computer

Bratboy

hey impmon,

i did try viewing the ISO with winrar earlier but it didnt open and the
image file was created by nero itself.

any other suggestions? u think nero image drive as a software would
help viewing the ISO file?

do lemme know.

J

Jaff

On 26 Nov 2005 04:48:01 -0800, "Jaff" <> wrote:

>hey impmon,
>
>i did try viewing the ISO with winrar earlier but it didnt open and the
>image file was created by nero itself.
>
>any other suggestions? u think nero image drive as a software would
>help viewing the ISO file?

I am not impmon, but I may be able to offer something useful. I
believe that Nero uses proprietary formats for its data.

Try importing the DVD content with DVD Decrypter and see what happens.


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Bob

Zygon Curry wrote:
> On 25 Nov 2005 11:27:42 -0800, "Goro" <> wrote:
>
>
> >If it's an .IMG file, rename it to .ISO, then mount it in daemon.
>
>
> Why rename it to .ISO ?
>
> Deamon Tools accepts .IMG files along with quite a few other formats.

maybe i have an older version, but my Daemon Tools doesn't accept/list
..IMG, however if i rename an .IMG to .ISO, it mounts it fine.

-goro-

Goro