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  1. 26th Sep 2004 11:11 #1
    ssgoki2000
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    hello, i have a .img file(its' a dvdr by the way) and i tried to use dvd decrypter to burn it, but the problem is when i tried to load the file, i recieve a message box saying "invalid or unsupported image file format"
    so are there any ways i can fix that problem or any other problem that burn .img file?
    thankx u
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  2. 26th Sep 2004 11:13 #2
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    dvd decrypter i thought -- try changing it to iso
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    change it to iso

    EX: blade.iso

    and burn with dvd decrypter
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  5. 27th Sep 2004 19:21 #5
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    what is the difference? for example to play dvd film files on my xbox, I just change the file name suffix from .iso to .img and they play as is on xbox media center of the xbox hdd
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  6. 27th Sep 2004 19:23 #6
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    There's no need to change it to ISO.

    Just scroll down to ALL FILES when loading the image in DVD Decrypter ISO Write Mode.
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