Forum: Bugs
Topic: Adding Files to Iso
started by: Marshall
Posted by Marshall on Jan. 29 2007,20:33
When dragging & dropping a file from within the local Ultra ISO file/directory list to an opened in Ultra ISO image & saving the changed image it appears to go OK.  But after burning the image with Nero v7 Ultra the added file cannot be read off of the CD.  The rest of the original CD is OK after burning.  I know that this worked in earlier versions.  I could revert to version 8.6.0.1936 & try it.  But I deleted all my versions earlier than that off of my hard disk.  TIA
Posted by xoben on Jan. 29 2007,20:56
Hello Marshall,

Could you please send a copy of UltraISO.exe (which you are using now) to service@ezbsystems.com for detailed checking?

Regards
Xoben
Posted by xoben on Feb. 04 2007,09:16
Thank you Marshall for your help to us.  Now comes a solution: please run the .REG file in attachment to avoid this problem with Nero 7.
Posted by pantz on Jun. 05 2007,13:59
I think I have a similar problem.  When I add a few files to an iso and then test that iso with VMware.  It does not boot.  What I use the old copy of the iso it works fine.  Ultraiso breaks it somehow and VMware will just halt.  

Thanks,
Jason
Posted by pantz on Jun. 05 2007,14:10
I fixed it.  I did both the Nero fix mentioned above and the folder priorities fix as well.  

Thanks,
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Posted by Morgan03 on Dec. 21 2011,23:41
UltraISO is a great program for handling ISO image formats, and other common compressed image formats, plus the price is low compared to other applications of this kind. With this tool you can write images on a disc, mount on a virtual drive, create an image from a disc or convert it to different formats, create bootable CDs/DVDs, etc.
The interface has remained the same across all versions, and a new explorer window is available now, with double panes for viewing local files and folders, as well as the structure of the image. Adding files from one part to the other is easily done using drag and drop, or using the context menus of both panels.
Save audio CDs as BIN/CUE, IMG/CCD/SUB, and other image formats and burn an exact copy of the original with no quality loss. Also the users can rip Audio CDs by opening the disc from UltraISO, selecting the storage location where the files are automatically saved as WAVE sound.
Additionally, it enables users to shrink ISO images with six different compression levels to choose, from fastest to heavy through fast, normal, small and smallest compression. The resulting file outputs in ISoZipped.
The application is easy-to-use, as all windows are ordered logically. For your information, the trial version is not working with files of more than 300MB.
Posted by mithcd on May 28 2012,08:40
Nice Pantz. I wonder if it was the Neo or folder priorites that fixed this.