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[Darren B]

Previous version of Alcohol had the option to create ISO files, and I complained (!) that it still made an MDS file. I was told this would be fixed.
The new version cannot make ISO files at all (not even an option too)

um

am I missing something? I want to create standard ISO files for some tasks.

Any chance of this feature ?

[Phoenix]

Are you sure you are using the latest version Trial or Retail (and not a cracked/patched version) as i have no problems creating an ISO image



Image 1 be sure you have checked your shell extensions.


Image 2 select ISO option.


My recording log.

===------------=== Recording Progress Detail Log ===----------------===
PM 07:17:46 Processer info : AMD Duron™ Processor (798MHz)
PM 07:17:46 Disc dumping : (G:) PLEXTOR CD-R   PX-W1210A (1:0)
PM 07:17:47 Reading Mode : General Mode , Fast skip error blocks
PM 07:17:47 Source Info :  Session : 1, Track : 1, Length : 365.9 MB / 041:37:59
PM 07:17:47 Writing image file : F:pop3dPOP1POP3D_1.iso
PM 07:19:47 F:pop3dPOP1POP3D_1.iso : Image file writing completed!
PM 07:19:47 Disc dumping completed!

Windows explorer showing created ISO file

[Darren B]

Yes I am using the latest retail version (You can check I bought my key from my email address)

Strange, I could mount images but the image creating wizard would not give me an option for ISO files (Just MDS,CloneCD,Bin+Cue). But I've had LOADS of strange windows issues so I've just formatted my hard drive and reinstalled Windows, and now the option for ISO is there.

Very wierd!!!

[Phoenix]

Ok well i am pleased that you finaly have the ISO option sorted.

Yes I am using the latest retail version (You can check I bought my key from my email address)

I was not trying to be funny in any way when i asked the question, its just that we can not help people who have problems using a cracked/patched version because using these can cause Alcohol to function incorrectly, and people should use them at there own risk.

[Darren B]

That will be it!!! The disc was a VCD which had 2 data tracks.
I never realised that ISO files could only be created for discs with one track!

doh!

Thanks development