PowerISO 3.8 Online Manual
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Overview
User Interface
- User's Guide
- Create New Image File
- Extract an Existing Image File
- Edit an Existing Image File
- Make Image File from CD/DVD-ROM Disc
- Make Floppy Image File from Flooy Disc
- Make Bootable Image File
- Extract Boot Information from Bootable Image
- Burn Image File
- Delete Boot Information from Bootable Image
- Create an Encrypted or Multiple Volume Compressed Image
- Convert ISO to BIN
- Convert BIN to ISO
- Compress an Existing Image File
- Decompress a DAA Image File
- Mount/Unmount an Image File
- Set Options
Command Line Parameters
- End User License
- Order PowerISO
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Credits
Burn Image File
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Click
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the "Burn Image File" dialog will pop up.
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Choose the image file and burning drive, then click "Burn" to begin.
If the image file is not a standard ISO file, PowerISO will create a temporary ISO file before burning. PowerISO use microsoft cdburn/dvdburn to burn the ISO files. In Track At Once (TAO) mode, the recording laser is turned off after each track is finished, and on again when a new track must be written. When recording the new track, the laser is recalibrated and a new recording is initialized. The CD's table of contents is not written until the last track has been written. All current CD recorders support Track At Once. In Session At Once (SAO) mode, a first session is recorded in a single pass and then the laser is turned off. Not all drives support writing in this mode. In both modes, CDBurn always finalizes the disc. This means that you cannot add any data to the disc after writing.
DVD Disc: Check "DVD Disc", if you want to burn a DVD disc (DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, or DVD-RAM).
Erase: for CD-RW disc, you can erase its content before burning.