hi - i tried searching but not sure what to search under for this...
i have 4 iso files from dvds i made - eachis about 2 gig - is there a way to merge them together and make one dvd? dual layer perhaps?
thank you
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Hi allen074,
I've needed to do this in the past and couldn't find how to do it - can you share your new found knowledge?
Cheers...There is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England: Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22/11/2003.
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thats funny,
you ask for help then thats your response to someone who wanted some help
tooo funny -
Originally Posted by Sifaga
Even funnier- I did a quick search on this forum for 'merge iso' and didn't find the answer. So I tried the same phrase on google- it comes up with 2.2 million hits. I only looked at the hits on the first page- not involved DVDs. No doubt if someone searches all 2.2 million they're find some help.
One correct answer is to open all 4 iso's with DVDshrink and use the reauthor option to combine and shrink them at the same time.
Another is to mount the iso's (Dameon tools is free), then open the virtual disk with something that will let you extract the mpegs and combine them (TDA works). -
ok here is what i did
iso buster on each one
dvd author on 2 at a time (it wouldnt do all 4)
dvd shrink on each new 2x dvd
then merge the 2 new dvds together
then dvd shrink the new 1 dvd to fit on a 8.5
there ya go
and btw im not lazy or stupid -
Thanks all for the tips.
It's at this point that I duck to avoid the objects being hurled at me, as I say that the ISO in question was generated by GPS software and it (the ISO file) contained data on a region of a map.
Due to software restrictions, the files were limited to a certain size and could only upload 4 to the GPS unit (going waaaaaay off-topic here maybe).
I wanted to find a way to combine these ISO's.
@ gunslinger - Would daemon tools work on these?There is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England: Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22/11/2003.
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My guess:
1. Rip to file mode with Daemon
2. Use DVD Remake Pro
3. Use DL media.Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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daemon tools opens disk images so the OS thinks they are live, physical disk drives. Assuming the ISO in question is in fact a disk image, and not just a purloined extension, there is no reason to think daemon tools wouldn't open it.
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Originally Posted by guns1ingerThere is some corner of a foreign field that is forever England: Telstra Stadium, Sydney, 22/11/2003.
Carpe diem.
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Originally Posted by allen074
Originally Posted by allen074
Originally Posted by allen074If in doubt, Google it.
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