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[was_jaclaz]

Skewltec at the 911CD Forum put together a nice little way to create compressed self-burning .iso's.

I modified a little his original .CMD file to make it safer/easier to use.

Find the story here:

http://www.911cd.net...showtopic=18845


I am attaching the ISO2SFX.CMD here, as I cannot do it on the 911CD forum.

jaclaz

EDIT: new version ISO2SFX2.ZIP attached

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•  ISO2SFX2.zip   1.83KB   851 downloads

[Yorn]

That's pretty awesome, actually. I might use this for the in-house build CDs. I've had a few people ask me what an ISO is and how do they turn it into a CD.

[was_jaclaz]

@Yorn
@All

Please note that I posted on 911CD Forum an "improved" version, that corrects a small bug and gives more options, if you used the one attached here, re-download it or get it here:

http://www.911cd.net...showtopic=18845

I am deleting original attachment and replacing it with newish version.

jaclaz

[TheHive]

I dont have a use for it right now but Im downloading it because it sounds interesting.

[edborg]

I've donloaded it too, thanks for posting it!
But I'm not sure I fully understand its difference, if any, from solutions like these (besides being a command line solution that can be used in situations different from those manageable with a GUI solution).
edborg

[was_jaclaz]

Made a small batch for AUDIO CD images (CDRWIN style) using cdrecord, too:
http://home.graffiti...FX/Burn_now.zip

Discussions on the same thread:
http://www.911cd.net...showtopic=18845

Still have to modify the SFX thingie, though.

jaclaz

[Mikorist]

A great work of art in CMD!!!!!


See This is the text from:

http://www.dailycupo...rk-in-progress/

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS FOR BURNCDCC.EXE:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The command line options are used to set default values.

/I=d:\imagefilepath\filename.iso
/D=device_index (0 equals first device)
/V to enable Read Verify
/O to enable SAO recording
/F to enable Finalize Disc
/J to disable Auto Eject
/S=speed_index (0=1X, 1=2X, ..., 8=MAX)

Examples:

burncdcc.exe /v /j

burncdcc.exe /j /s=5 /i=d:\images\discimage.iso

burncdcc.exe /f /d=1 /v

[was_jaclaz]

@Mikorist

Yep, but the app in your post seems like the resulting file is not compressed, the advantage of skewltec's (and mine) approach is that the file is compressed and autoextracting using the 7Zip code (VERY efficient).
Besides that one appears to need compiling in Auto-it every time, something not everyone would want to do.

jaclaz

[Mikorist]

@jaclaz

Yep you are right!
What else is there to say ? fantastic!!
How Much is compression ratio for this .iso's.?

Mikorist

[Mikorist]

This is my method:

Put:

BURNCDCC.EXE &

test.iso into

Test Folder

Go to Winrar



Add to archive,



Create SFX archive,



Advanced SFX options,





Mikorist

[was_jaclaz]

Just to keep things as together as possible, a new thread has started here:
http://www.911cd.net...showtopic=21123

since a newer release of IMGBURN alllows for burning .cue files.

jaclaz

[was_jaclaz]

ISO2SFX and CDA2SFX are dead.

CASBAH is born!


http://www.boot-land...?showtopic=4023


jaclaz

[was_jaclaz]

CASBAH is dead.

(CD) Selfburner is born!

http://www.boot-land...?showtopic=4398

jaclaz