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exobyte 
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Posted on: Dec. 30 2003,19:40 |
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From what I've read, UltraISO is able to read the images created by CDSpace, *.lcd, however, when I try to open the image, I get the error:
"ISO 9660 Volume not Found!"
I've tried it on several images.
I ideally want to convert CDSpace images to something like .bin.
Thanks in advance.
One more thing- I'm using UltraIOS 6.52 SR-1
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xoben
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Posted on: Dec. 31 2003,07:33 |
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Sorry, your .LCD file is an Audio CD image, and UltraISO supports only data CD image in this format until now.
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exobyte
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Posted on: Dec. 31 2003,15:44 |
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Actually, it's a data CD. I didn't make it from an ISO, though. I used CDSpace's "Create Image" feature.
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xoben
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Posted on: Jan. 01 2004,01:27 |
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Is your .LCD image compressed?
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exobyte
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Posted on: Jan. 02 2004,00:24 |
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It may be. I've tried a few, but there is a decent chance they were all compressed. Will there be support for this?
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martinx
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Posted on: Jan. 02 2004,21:01 |
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If it is compressed, you should decompress it first then convert to standard ISO by UltraISO.
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Andreas
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Posted on: Jan. 06 2004,16:57 |
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I get the same error. I'm trying to make iso's out of my cd-collection but they can't be opened afterwards. I get that error "ISO 9660 Volume not Found!"
Isn't there any possibility to make iso's from Audio CDs? ??
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