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Jldnr77 · April 17th, 2004

I'm not trying to create copies. I'm not needing to use a cd copying program.

I want to know if there is a virtual cd burning program that can trick a regular program that has nothing to do with copying into creating an iso file on the harddrive instead of actually burning a physical cd.

For example:

I tell a music program (such as iTunes) to burn an audio cd. When the process is done, rather than having a burnt cd, I would have an iso image on my harddrive.

So as you can see, I want this capability for programs that cannot naturally create iso images. An in the case of iTunes, the iso image and the original file would be totally different, because the original data is music tracks in aac format, and the ending data is music tracks in wav format...so NO, I wouldn't necessarily be ending up with exactly the same thing.

Thanks for the advice about Nero, Death Penalty, but I'm looking for this for programs that don't have imaging abilities.

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April 17th, 2004	#4 (permalink)
Jldnr77 Emulation Junkie Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 732	I'm not trying to create copies. I'm not needing to use a cd copying program. I want to know if there is a virtual cd burning program that can trick a regular program that has nothing to do with copying into creating an iso file on the harddrive instead of actually burning a physical cd. For example: I tell a music program (such as iTunes) to burn an audio cd. When the process is done, rather than having a burnt cd, I would have an iso image on my harddrive. So as you can see, I want this capability for programs that cannot naturally create iso images. An in the case of iTunes, the iso image and the original file would be totally different, because the original data is music tracks in aac format, and the ending data is music tracks in wav format...so NO, I wouldn't necessarily be ending up with exactly the same thing. Thanks for the advice about Nero, Death Penalty, but I'm looking for this for programs that don't have imaging abilities. __________________ Current Specs: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ Manchester/ 2 GB Corsair PC3200 Ram / DVD-RW DL Light Scribe / Lite-On SOHW-832S DVD+-RW DL / 200 Gig Samsung HD / 250 Gig Maxtor HD / Nvidia GeForce 7600GT 256 MB PCI-E / Creative SoundBlaster Audigy2 ZS Bruce Almighty: How do you make someone love you without affecting free will? God: Good Question. If you find the answer to that, let me know.