AVStoDVD; no .iso

[agent222]

haven't used this set of programs in a while, but when a file I downloaded wouldn't burn in VSOXtoDVD, I turned to AVStoDVD.
I set the output to create an .iso file that I would burn with imgburn, but whenit finished, I had an winwar file, which I decompressed into audio, and, video TS files, which I dragged to VSO, then burned.
The process worked, just not how I thought it was going to. Was there something in the settings I goofed up to get this result or what?
Thanks.

[hech54]

I think WinRar has taken over your computer....

[theewizard]

why not ask in the 'AVS to DVD' sticky thread at the top of the page

winrar will read ISO files

why did you not burn the iso to disc with imgburn

the "WRITE' mode is used to burn the disc

personally i use AVS to DVD to create a 'folder' with the dvd files
i can then play this with VLC to view the output "BEFORE" burning a disc
if i like the output, i use imgburn to 'CREATE' IMAGE aka iso file, from folder
then use 'Write' mode to burn disc

[Ai Haibara]

You have Explorer's "Hide extensions for known file types" option enabled. AVStoDVD did create an ISO, but Explorer didn't show you the extension, just the "WinRAR File" description.

[agent222]

The Wizard; when I start AVStoDVD, I make sure I check the create ISO option, and, when I have an ISO image, I do use imgburn to burn the image as a DVD. The trouble is the past two times I have used this set of programs, the ISO has been seemingly compressed by winrar, so I have to extract the work video, audio files, then use VSoXtoDVD to burn the disc.