WinISO 5.3

WinISO Main Functions

Supports any CD image file format

• ISO Standard CD image format
• BIN/CUE CdrWin image (data/audio/video supported)
• CIF Easy CD Creator image
• FCD Virtual CD(uncompressed)
• VCD Virtual Driver(uncompressed)
• IMG CloneCD image
• NRG Nero Image
• BWT BlindRead Image
• and more...


ISO to BIN
Convert a ISO file to a BIN/CUE format.

BIN to ISO
Convert a BIN/CUE file to a ISO/WAV/DAT format.

Convert any CD image file to ISO
Convert any CD image file to ISO. Also batch convert supported.

Bootable CD support

Save Bootable Information to a .WBT file

• Insert a WBT file to a existing CD image file and make it bootable
• Make a CD image file bootable from a bootable floppy disk
• Delete bootable information from a CD image file.


CD image file extractor

• Extract files from any CD image file.
• Drag files out from a CD image file.
• Double click a file in a CD image file to view or run it.
• Double click SETUP.EXE to install software directly.


CD image file editor

• Change CD label
• Delete files or directories
• Rename files or directories
• Add files or directories
• Drag files or directories from Windows Emplorer
• Make image bootable (see also Bootable CD support)


Create new CD image file

• Create a new ISO by collecting files and directories with drag anddrop support
• Create a new ISO from a disc with ASPI support.

WinISO Key Features

• Process almost all CD-ROM image file(s) including ISO and BIN .
• Ability to add/delete/rename/extract file(s) within image files .
• Convert image files to the standard ISO format .
• Ability to create ISO image file(s) from a CD-ROM .
• WinISO is the first software to edit BIN/ISO and almost all image file(s) directly!
• You can convert almost all image file formats, including BIN, and save it as a standard ISO format file.
• Supports almost all known CD-ROM image files, including some virtual CD-ROM container files.
• Select some files or directories, and then create the ISO based on these files.
• Ability to open an image file, display the file tree, then run files from within the image file. This can be handy to view files or run programs.
• Because of its file associations, you can simply double click an ISO file in Windows Explorer to open it.
• Very easy to use interface but powerful enough for an expert.