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joec 
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Posted on: Feb. 12 2004,12:58 |
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I have a CD that I've used v6.55 to make an ISO of. I started UltraISO and went to Tools\Make CD Image. Then I selected the "Make CD Image" Action, and unchecked the "Ignore Read Error".
After it completes the ISO image I then try to open the ISO in UltraISO and it gives me the following error:
NULL ISO directory record!
Also, other ISO readers/viewers cannot read this file either.
I did this on Win2000 Pro. The previous version of UltraISO also does the same thing.
It appears like this is a bug, unless I'm not doing something correctly.
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Mark
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Posted on: Feb. 12 2004,19:48 |
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Didn't checked this but to create an iso i recommend you to use CDRWin
I use UltraIso only to convert/edit isos nothing else.
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joec
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Posted on: Feb. 17 2004,10:43 |
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| Quote | | I use UltraIso only to convert/edit isos nothing else. |
Well...one of the reasons I bought this program was to create ISO files...it's advertised that it can create ISO's...but the few times I've tryed it (over the last year or so of owning it) it has always failed whenever I've burned the image to a disc...perhaps I'm dense...but when I pay for a product that's supposed to be able to do something I expect it to do it...;)...
Maybe I should get another program...;(...
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joec
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Posted on: Feb. 17 2004,10:44 |
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Just d/l'd v6.56 and it does the same thing...
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joec
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Posted on: Mar. 15 2004,11:35 |
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Just d/l'd v6.56 SR-1..it seems to have fixed this problem...
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