Free ISO Creator creates images in three easy steps

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Free ISO Creator creates images in three easy steps

by Lee Mathews Nov 6th 2008

I don't do a lot of ISO creation, so when I do find myself needing to compile an image I like a nice, uncomplicated app to get the job done.

Free ISO Creator's self-explanatory interface makes the process about as easy as it can get. Browse for files and folders to add, choose where you'd like your ISO to be saved, and click convert. It's speedy, compiling my test CD in about 12 seconds.

Bootable images can be created, and CD, DVD-5, and DVD-9 are supported, and you can also specify your ISO to be created as ISO 9660 or UDF. I'd get in to more detail, but this is a simple, straightforward app, and there's nothing at all tricky about using it.

Free ISO Creator is a 1mb free download for Windows only.

Tags: burning, cd, disc image, DiscImage, dvd, iso

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

feffrey said 12:58PM on 11-06-2008

Now can this program make an iso from a dvd?

Generic said 3:28AM on 11-07-2008

Does it edit ISO images?

Momoko said 6:17AM on 12-27-2008

This program could rip DVD and save as iso and DVD folder
http://www.aimersoft-mac.com/total-media-converter-mac.html

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