AVI video files to ISO

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  1. neiljames

    neiljames Regular member

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    I was wondering if it is possible to convert video files(.avi, .mpg,.etc) to an ISO image file. I've done the avi to dvd and it was quicker just to do a str8 burn of the .avi using nero. I am looking for a quick way to convert an .avi to .iso so I can then burn it with DVD Decrypter in mere minutes. I am looking to cut down on the amount of time it takes to burn a video file using nero. If there are any solutions I would appreciate the help. Thanx in advance.
     
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    ISOpen or Magic ISO will do the trick
     
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    Thanx djscoop. I have MagicISO so I'll give it a shot. If I run into any problemas I'll post em'. Thanx for your time and knowledge.
     
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    no problem, good luck
     
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    djscoop

    Yeah I tried converting with MagicISO but it didn't work. I wonder if it is even possible to convert an .avi to an .iso. Everytime I google it .avi to DVD always pops up but never to .iso. And converting to DVD takes longer than just doing a str8 burn with nero. Well thanx anyway and if you happen to know a little bit more info, please share. Thanx in advance.
     
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    well ISO is just an image format, so you essentially can create an ISO with any file(s) you want. But is your goal to put your AVI files to a video DVD? If so, try DVD Santa. It is a free, easy to use app that lets you burn multiple video files right to a DVD.
     

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