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Old 03-08-2004, 05:44
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How to merge differents .iso files ?

Hi, I make 2 images from 2 differents CD's, I have CD1.iso and CD2.iso, if I want to burn these images into a DVD I have to extract each one to folders, create an unique image and then burn this image, it's too heavy.
Is there any way to merge these 2 images into one ?, the result image must containt CD1's files and CD2's files, is it possible ?

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It depends on whats actually in the ISO's. If its basically just an mpeg dat file then you can use certain programs to extract that and merge it with TMPEG Encoder.




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