how do i burn iso files

[markexon]

i just downloaded gran turismo as an iso format.

can someone tell me how to burn it to disk. i have isobuster, but it doesnt make much sense how to use it.

thanks

[adam]

Programs like Isobuster are used to extract the files from the image, something you probably don't want to mess with.

You just need to load that .iso into a progam that supports iso images. Off the top of my head I know CDRwin supports it and I'm pretty sure Ez Cd creator supports it. You can download a free evalutation version of CDRwin at http://www.goldenhawk.com. Its the full version its just locked at 1x for reading and writing. click on the wrench icon. At the top change it to record an ISO9660 image file. Then just drag your .iso file into the blank space. All info about the file should be detected so just hit start and it will burn it.

[markexon]

i did that but when i click start, it asks me for a image file name

also, i tried to burn it using NERO, but it just burnt the iso file, and didnt extract anything from the iso file.

another coaster i guess

[markexon]

sorry, i clicked the wrong option. i did what you said and when i hit start, and error message comes up and says the following

Error: File Length is not a multiple of the CDROM sector size

what ever that means?

[willynopals]

If you can get hold of Roxio's ez creator 5 burning iso's is straightforward, simply select create data cd, go into file and select "Record CD from CD Image" change the autoselect to iso, select your file and away you go, the burner needs to know that you are burning from an image not simply burning/backing up the image file, also check that the iso file will fit your cd size, best to use 80min cds by default.

Hope this helps

Willynopals

[Cannop]

Just use fireburner.
Drag and drop the .iso into the window, right click and choose burn.
Get it here www.fireburner.com

[jwhitlow]

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You can use Nero to burn ISO files. I have done it many times. Cancel out of the Wizard, click on "File > Burn Image...". If you have an older version of Nero, you will have to select the "Files of type:" to "All Files (*.*)".