Aqua-Soft ForumsSo I have an .img and a .cue file. How do I burn them properly?
Burning Img/cue Files
Get nero (nero.com), install nero, goto FILE>Burn image> Select Burn image
Nero will burn the cue script.
Looks like somones been using CloneCD?. have you benn pireting??
Originally posted by ihartmacz@Jul 7 2003, 03:04 AMLooks like somones been using CloneCD?. have you benn pireting??
Ah, come on, cloning a CD is not necessarily proof of piracy.
That's like saying that owning a knife is proof of murder. 
What's an pirate?
hahaha im sorry i was just joking! anyway... Have you got that CD burning yet?
I think Fireburner will burn it too... maybe cloneCD will write a cuesheet?
Yeah I was gonna burn it, but I have to buy some larger capacity CD's. The thing I am trying to burn is like 725 mb :6 Thanks Tho!
Images made w. clone CD are almost always inflated a little, trust me... I made an image of a my Mac OS X CD (the origanal was 700MB CD i think) and it the image was about 730 MB.. But you can always over-burn w/ nero!
ISO is sometimes better
Thats impossible for it to be larger, its a bit for bit copy.
OK, I copied a backup of my HP pavilion recovery CD, It didn't even take up the whole 700MB, the CD is 637MB of the 700MB it could have...
Yet the image is 723mb
Proof?? (yes this is on a FAT-32 drive)...
cd clone dose add a file to the image to make alot bigger than the normal that i i dont use it
Blinde read and write is good but i perfer
Alcohol 120% best program out there for burning images newest version supports Nero Images as well
You realize that different file systems have files take up different sizes.
Its the EXACT same amount of bytes, but a file system stores files spread out differently. FAT32 is very inefficient. So 700MB may take 750MB on FAT32 while only 700-710MB on NTFS.
But if you burnt it to a CD, it would only take up what the origional cd took up.
actually you can burn upto 800 MB on 700 MB CD, so long as you switch the mode to 2 instead of 1, you lose all forms of protection, i.e. one scratch will ruin the cd, but you get an extra 100 MB its worth it to me.
@contsrasutra: Not exactly, I've made ISO's w/ a smaller size, but you raised a good point....
More proof!
Does Alcohol 120% burn ISOs ?
An ISO is a seperate file system in itself, so your arguement is flawed.
Like I said, different file systems store bytes differently, even though its the same amount of bytes, the "spacing" will be different.
You always find a way to prove me wrong... :smartass: Good work!
Anytime. :smartass: