iso extracting and burning problem

[blackorp]

I downloaded a movie file. It is in iso format. it is over 4 gb.
When the extraction reachs 100%, there is a popup that reads "write error in the file
________ iso. probably the disk is full". When i try using winrar again, it then said
"write error, only ntfs file system supports files larger than 4 gb". I directed the extraction to D drive and there is plenty of space.

Now, i was told that i needed to extract my D drive to ntfs. But with only win98 as my operational system, i can't do it.

Now, i friend told me that nero or maybe another program can burn the iso file directly and it will play on a dvd?? Is that possible. If so, then i don't need to extract the iso file. Anyone know how??? (please be specific).


Any help would be apprecatied.
thanks

[guns1inger]

Nero can burn ISOs, as can imgburn 2. Daemontools will allow you to mount the ISO as if it were a drive so you can see what's inside it, and install from it

[redwudz]

No need to extract it from the ISO if you just want to burn it to DVD and all the required files are there.

If it's a .rar and in parts, I'm not sure how to extract it to smaller than 4GB parts? But that is likely a common problem, so there should be a way. A problem with W98 is the FAT32 file system. It doesn't allow filesizes over 4GB. That's not usually a problem with a regular DVD as they are broken up into 1GB parts.

But, Nero should be able to burn the ISO, using 'Burn Image' under the 'Recorder' tab. A better program might be the freeware program ImgBurn.

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