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Daemon Tools or Alcohol 120%?
Which is better?
I have alcohol 120% but daemon tools seems even easier to use and better. Thoughts? |
thougts???
i think u'r in the wrong section... :D alcohol is a commercial project whitch supports copying, burning and mounting images - and such features like network sharing and much more. daemon tools is freeware an just have the option to mount images - that's all. |
I prefer Alcohol 120%, because it's not only a virtual drive.
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It depends on what you want. Daemon Tools is better at CD/DVD emulation (better engine, updated more often, always ahead Alcohol 120%); Alcohol 120% is better at imagin/burning Cd's/DVD's (Daemon Tools lacks these features completely).
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alcohol 52% was released as a free edition, so you could try that
contrary to popular belief, the engines are more or less identical, as they have some of the same coders in each team... alcohol burns images and can make them daemon tools can only mount images (no burning capability, no making image capability) sometimes alcohol is ahead too (they were the first ones with sptd 1.38 for example) alcohol is also available as a trial version, so you could probably check it out for yourself |
I never used Alcohol for burning, just for network image sharing...
Its a little easier to use than daemon tools. |
Can anyone tell me, how do you mount an image into a game using alcohol or daemon tools as i am a beginnerat this?
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reading the manual generally helps..
in daemon tools its quite easy, right click on the sys tray icon select 'virtual drive', then the next popup item, then 'mount image' |
Daemon Tools is an easy-to-use virtual drive. But Alcohol 120% can do many other things.
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Can anyone tell me, how do you mount an image into a game using alcohol or daemon tools as i am a beginnerat this?
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you read the manual or online help... its hardly rocket science...
main difference between dt and alcohol is that alcohol can burn disks... core wise they're very hard to tell apart.. |
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