Multiple ISO files burned to single DVD

[Groami Geistalt]

I can't find clear information about burning more than one ISO file to a DVD. If it can be done, how? And if it can't be done, what to people do to get around that?

ISO files accumulate around here from different sources. DVD Decrypter rips them, DVDShrink turns the ripped multiple files into ISOs. Three or four ISO files would fill a DVD. But I can't see any way of bulk loading and bulk burning them. They're meant to be replayed from the DVD disk as, say, a collection of TV episodes.

I work with DVD Decrypter, Ulead Movie Factory, Windows XP, DVD Shrink, ISO Buster. WizCap.

Thanks in advance for any and all help. I'm very new at this, so feel free to write to me in crayon, any old colour you want to get rid of.

[mats.hogberg]

No. The contents of the isos must be extracted, then reauthored.
In effect, each ISO can be treated as a DVD. Mount it with daemon tools to access what's inside.

/Mats

[Groami Geistalt]

Thanks Mats.

I'll DL that program, find out what "mounting" means, and depending on what that entails I'll try to remember to report here what happened.

[Groami Geistalt]

Update (I'll spell it out a bit for other newcomers browsing this):

Although there's no way yet found to directly 'stitch' two or more ISO files together, or simply load them the way one would load several music files in Nero Burning and have each moved to a CD or DVD, I've finally clued-in to the fact that DVD Shrink not only makes ISO files, but will also open them again, allowing for the ISO's contents to be accessed.

You can queue the contents of one ISO file, then open other ISO files and likewise move contents of those files to the queue window as well, until you have all the files you want in that ready-for-ISO-making area (the window on the left side of the screen.)

As for 'mounting', that's a synonym for 'load' or 'move-to': a Virtual Drive is a section of the hard drive that is dimensioned to act as a DVD player/burner. An ISO file can be 'mounted' -- moved to -- that area on the hard drive and then played there. If you have ISOs and only store them someplace, they can be mounted to these virtual drives and your movies played from there.