ISO Files

[shapper]

Hello,

I have in my Hard Drive some Movies with the usual Audio_TS and Video_TS folders.

How can I create ISO files from the movies?
I would prefer to have one file per movie instead of so many files ... and since VLC reads them I think it would be better.

Thanks,
Miguel

[louv68]

ImgBurn can create them.

[fritzi93]

Or DVDShrink, or ImgToolClassic.

[redwudz]

With converting them to ISO files, true, they will be in one container, but they may also end up slightly bigger. So just a minor advantage. A named folder with the VIDEO_TS folder in it would do about the same, but no increase in size. The AUDIO_TS is almost always empty, so you don't really need that. ImgBurn can recreate it if you wanted to burn the file to disc anyway.

But, if you must, ImgBurn does VIDEO_TS>ISO conversions fairly easily.

[shapper]

Hi,

I tried ImgBurn to create the ISO files and ended up with 3 files ... any idea why?

I deleted but I think one had 0 in the extension, the other 1 and the last something as mds ...

How can I make it create only one file?

Thanks,
Miguel

[drjtech]

What's your file system? If it's FAT32 you are limited to 4GB file size - if your ISO was over 4GB it would be split into two files. You use the mds file to mount or burn the split ISO image.

If you use NTFS then you should get only the ISO file and the mds file.

-drjtech