CDR capacities...
I've got a CD image file - IMAGE2.img that I need to burn to a CD but it is 726meg in size. It claims to be "CD2" of three.
So the question is - are there CDRs around that have that much capacity? If so what and where please?
Or, if not, how do I get around this? (no DVDR option)
Thanks in advance,
UB
So the question is - are there CDRs around that have that much capacity? If so what and where please?
Or, if not, how do I get around this? (no DVDR option)

Thanks in advance,
UB
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From: Not all those who wander are lost
Should fit on a 80min CDR when burnt with the applicable software (CloneCD or whatever is required).
Image files tend to be much larger then the final burnt contents.
What are you trying to burn with ?
Image files tend to be much larger then the final burnt contents.
What are you trying to burn with ?
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From: Not all those who wander are lost
Can't remember if Nero will burn an .IMG file.
If not, what I would do is use ISOBuster to extract the files from the IMG file into a local folder, then burn the files (in the same structure) to a CD as normal. Making sure to name the title of the CD as per the original.
If you need help, let me know
If not, what I would do is use ISOBuster to extract the files from the IMG file into a local folder, then burn the files (in the same structure) to a CD as normal. Making sure to name the title of the CD as per the original.
If you need help, let me know
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If you want to go the CloneCD route you will also need the relavent .ccd and .sub files
Sorry, a pain I know.
Go for ISOBuster instead. Saves a lots of hassle.
Sorry, a pain I know.Go for ISOBuster instead. Saves a lots of hassle.
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