Best software to create ISO files

[davidcarlson]

Just wondering what yall thought. Have my eyes on WinISO and MagicISO. Thanks, guys.


Little edit here: I downloaded both programs, and they seem to be pretty much the same thing. So, any ideas on which is better would be great. Also, does anyone know anything about compression in ISO/bin files? Is it possible to compress? Thanks.

 

[poertner_1274]

What are you trying to do? copy software?!?!? We don't talk about those sorts of thigns here. Catch ya lata.

BTW
:wave:Welcome to TechSpot:wave:

 

[davidcarlson]

No, definitely not. Just trying to learn my man. What ya' think?

 

[bartle]

Just wondering what yall thought. Have my eyes on WinISO and MagicISO. Thanks, guys.


Little edit here: I downloaded both programs, and they seem to be pretty much the same thing. So, any ideas on which is better would be great. Also, does anyone know anything about compression in ISO/bin files? Is it possible to compress? Thanks.

I recommend MagicISO. It is better than Winiso.

 

[zephead]

you can forget about trying to compress an iso or bin file

 

[Spike]

you can zip or rar files before writing to iso though - if that doesn't defeat the object for whatever you're doing

 

[Nodsu]

I think davidcarlson meant transparent compression inside the iso file.

There is a transparent CD compression module in Linux kernel. Not in Windows of course..