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How to burn an ISO file with Roxio or ISO Recorder

An ISO file is a disk image that needs to be burned to a CD or DVD to access the data in it. (If you would like to just mount the file and not burn a disc, see this article.) Note: Unlike a regular data file, an ISO cannot be dragged and dropped onto a disc. It needs to be burned in a specific way. If you have access to the iSchool computer labs, you can use Roxio. Otherwise, you can download and install ISO Recorder.

Roxio instructions

Double-click your ISO file. Roxio will open and give you a screen that looks like this.

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Then insert your disk and hit the red burn button at the lower right. Depending on the size of the ISO and the speed of your burner, this may take a little bit.

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The disc will eject when the burning is done.

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ISO Recorder instructions

Download and install ISO Recorder. There will be two options for installing inside the zip: the .msi file and the .exe file. If possible, use the .msi file.

Double-click on your ISO file. ISO Recorder will give you a screen that looks like this.

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Hit Next, and wait for your disc to burn. It will eject when it is finished.

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Last update: 2008-02-15 12:29
Author: Alice Tsoi
Revision: 1.2

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