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inatha3 20-04-2016 10:54

how to create iso use bat after compres
 
i have 10 folder after compress, how to create iso with software image burn .

AzPo 20-04-2016 10:57

AnyToIso used

ChronoCross 20-04-2016 15:10

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Try with this.

inatha3 20-04-2016 15:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChronoCross (Post 448624)
Try with this.

how to use it :confused:

ChronoCross 20-04-2016 18:09

This code is more easy.

Code:

@echo off
Title Folder2iso with "MKISOFS"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.

mkisofs.exe -r -R -J -l -L -V %LBL% -o %NAME%.iso "%CARP%"


AND THIS CODE IS FOR IMGBURN

Code:

@echo off
Title "IMGBURN ISO"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.
dir /b /s "%CARP%" > LIST.IBB
"imgburn.exe" /mode build /buildmode imagefile  /SRCLIST  LIST.IBB /dest ".\%NAME%.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.01" /VOLUMELABEL "%LBL%"  /noimagedetails  /start /close


inatha3 20-04-2016 22:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ChronoCross (Post 448626)
This code is more easy.

Code:

@echo off
Title Folder2iso with "MKISOFS"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.

mkisofs.exe -r -R -J -l -L -V %LBL% -o %NAME%.iso "%CARP%"


AND THIS CODE IS FOR IMGBURN

Code:

@echo off
Title "IMGBURN ISO"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.
dir /b /s "%CARP%" > LIST.IBB
"imgburn.exe" /mode build /buildmode imagefile  /SRCLIST  LIST.IBB /dest ".\%NAME%.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.01" /VOLUMELABEL "%LBL%"  /noimagedetails  /start /close


Attachment 14234
WWE 2K16_1 - WWE 2K16_14 = size 43 GB
why output iso just 1 file = 91GB :D

ChronoCross 21-04-2016 09:21

No bro. Select the folder one by one.
The path wwe 2k16_1

label wwe 2k16_1

iso name wwe 2k16_1

and make this with the others folders with his respectives names

inatha3 21-04-2016 10:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChronoCross (Post 448639)
No bro. Select the folder one by one.
The path wwe 2k16_1

label wwe 2k16_1

iso name wwe 2k16_1

and make this with the others folders with his respectives names

thanks bro its working ;)
but this can bulk create iso ? so i can going to sleep when crete iso :D

ChronoCross 21-04-2016 17:56

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(OK i post this and i'm done with this thread and the Attached Files )
OK finally the best settings in cmd for "IMGBURN" for make an iso image.
Code:

@echo off
Title "IMGBURN ISO"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.
"imgburn.exe"  /mode build  /buildmode imagefile  /ROOTFOLDER yes /BUILDINPUTMODE standard /SRC  "%carp%" /dest ".\%NAME%.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.01" /VOLUMELABEL "%LBL%"  /noimagedetails  /start /close


inatha3 21-04-2016 19:25

thanks ChronoCross , perfect :)

gozarck 22-04-2016 15:26

with your permission CronoCoss i add some lines to the code.

inatha3 says "but this can bulk create iso ? so i can going to sleep when crete iso" (yes with this code )

hello inatha3, with this batch code you can create iso image for every directory inside the path.

i see your image and your folder called output have many folders.

this batch create an iso file for each folder into your output folder.

Code:

@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
Title "IMGBURN ISO"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.
set n=0
for /D %%T in ("%carp%\*") do (
"imgburn.exe"  /mode build  /buildmode imagefile  /ROOTFOLDER yes /BUILDINPUTMODE standard /SRC  %%~dpnT /dest ".\%NAME%_!n!.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.01" /VOLUMELABEL "%LBL%_!n!"  /noimagedetails  /start /close
set /A n+=1
)


inatha3 23-04-2016 00:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by gozarck (Post 448680)
with your permission CronoCoss i add some lines to the code.

inatha3 says "but this can bulk create iso ? so i can going to sleep when crete iso" (yes with this code )

hello inatha3, with this batch code you can create iso image for every directory inside the path.

i see your image and your folder called output have many folders.

this batch create an iso file for each folder into your output folder.

Code:

@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
Title "IMGBURN ISO"
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P CARP=PASTE THE FOLDER TO CONVERT TO ISO:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET /P NAME=SET THE NAME OF ISO FILE:
ECHO.&ECHO.
SET/P LBL=SET THE NAME OF LABEL(NO MORE THAN 16 CHARS):
ECHO.&ECHO.
set n=0
for /D %%T in ("%carp%\*") do (
"imgburn.exe"  /mode build  /buildmode imagefile  /ROOTFOLDER yes /BUILDINPUTMODE standard /SRC  %%~dpnT /dest ".\%NAME%_!n!.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.01" /VOLUMELABEL "%LBL%_!n!"  /noimagedetails  /start /close
set /A n+=1
)


amazing bro , you are awesome :D
this is what i want .
thanks

hasandgn34 23-04-2016 14:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by inatha3 (Post 448684)
amazing bro , you are awesome :D
this is what i want .
thanks

you can use this parameters to use BurnAware

"BurnAware_tools\MakeISO.exe" isoudf "ISO_sources\*.*" Iso_created.iso -x

gozarck 19-05-2016 12:27

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This is another version of your idea. Inatha3


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