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    Hi
    I have an .img file that I don't know what I can burn with. Does anyone know any apps that will burn .img?
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  2. If it is a DVD image, try DVDdecrypter, it will burn most image formats.
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  3. Nero will do it.
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    prassi and recordnow max also -- as well as all of the above mentioned ..
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  5. or you can extract it all with WinImage
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  6. or you could mount the image through daemon tools and do a disc to disc copy on the fly..
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    How can I burn it with dvd decryptor. I dled the app but can't find how to import the img file into it.
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    or you could extract the data with isobuster and burn it with anything that burns
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    Encore uses IMG files for DVD images as well. DVD Decrypter is the best though. I think there are instructions to it that came with the app.
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    I extracted the .img with both winiso and isobuster and when I tried burning it I get this mess.



    I don't know if I should burn it or not since it says that the disk may not work.
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    since you have nero -- why dont you just burn the IMG file WITH nero ?

    would have saved a lot of time ... nero burns img files just fine
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    Nero doesn't burn .IMG. I burned the extracted files with nero anyways even though it warned me about the errors twice and it worked. The DVD works. Thank for your help all.
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  13. instead of extracting through iso buster you could mount the image through daemon tools and then copy the files from the virtual drive to your harddrive and then burn.
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    Originally Posted by slimmx
    Nero doesn't burn .IMG. I burned the extracted files with nero anyways even though it warned me about the errors twice and it worked. The DVD works. Thank for your help all.
    nero burn image files perfectly well - just select file -> burn image - > select "all files" from drop down list -> load image file -> select dvd standard block size (if you get it wrong nero will warn you) -> burn
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    Originally Posted by BJ_M
    nero burn image files perfectly well - just select file -> burn image - > select "all files" from drop down list -> load image file -> select dvd standard block size (if you get it wrong nero will warn you) -> burn
    Oh k, thanks. Next time I'll do that. What is block size?
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