Posted by Citizen Bob on 12/09/06 17:26

On Sat, 9 Dec 2006 07:16:28 -0800, "Mike Fields"
<spam_me_not_mr.gadget2@comcastDOTnet> wrote:

>If you are burning a data CD/DVD, there is a checkbox
>in the burn dialog for "verify after burn" or something like
>that.

I use that when I burn a disc. I want to verify I have already burned.

The reason is because sometimes Nero reports a bad verification
because the disc is slightly dirty. So I clean the disc and now I want
to re-verify what has already been burned.

>Unfortunately, if you are burning from an ISO, it
>does not have that check box (or at least I have not been
>able to find it). For burning ISO's, you might give the
>free imgburn a shot -- works well and has the verify option.
>http://www.imgburn.com/

I use DVD Decrypter for ISOs it has a verify. The same thing happens
sometimes with a dirty disc so I would like to be able to re-verify
only with that application too.

You can use WinRAR to extract an ISO. The ISO file format is just
another lossless compression archive like the ZIP format.






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