spasblitz

I have an iso image of a CD. How do I "extract" the files from this single monstrous file that I have?

bob32

use something like WinISO or ISO Buster

spasblitz

what the hell is an ISO file tho? is it a type of compression like .zip or what?

silenced

an ISO is a cd image, you would use it to burn a cd

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spasblitz

ahh, so CD burner software might recognize an iso file type then? if that's the case im just on the wrong puter

Shinryu

Uh, it really ought to, since ISO is a proprietary CD image file type. You can open the file with UltraISO, WInRAR, ISO Buster, WinISO, etc.

Orionath

ISO means "same". It is the "nickname" of the International Organization of Standardization. The file system used on data CDs, if they are "standard", are ISO9660. So what you have is an image of a CD. Think of it like a snapshot that you need some special kind of glasses to see. It's not compressed data, it's alien (to your hard-drive's file system) data.

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cheerios

best way to get things out of that, is to burn it. Roxio's software burns em, i'm not sure what else will on the PC side... good luck

LNCPapa

Nero should be able to burn that easily as well as anything else from Roxio/Adaptec. Disc Juggler can burn them as well - several apps can. You could also just load the disc up in something like Daemon Tools and do what you need with the contents of the iso.

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