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  1. 11th Mar 2007 02:08 #1
    annrice44
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    Hi. Can you change an avi file to iso file ?
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    Imgburn can do this in Build mode. Just set the target to be ISO instead of burning directly to a disc.

    question I would ask is why ?
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    The question is about the same as
    "can you change water into a bucket?"
    The answer to both is no, but in both cases, you can put the AVI/water into ISO/bucket.
    Another fee alternative (to ImgBurn) is burnatonce, Mastering, Data CD, check the Image file checkbox

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    The question is about the same as
    "can you change water into a bucket?"
    The answer to both is no, but in both cases, you can put the AVI/water into ISO/bucket.
    Another fee alternative (to ImgBurn) is burnatonce, Mastering, Data CD, check the Image file checkbox

    /Mats
    Well, you can freeze water into a block of ice, and carve out a "bucket" (but I wouldn't want to put anything hot into it )

    I'm wondering what the OP wants to do with the ISO image that has an embedded AVI file

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