Iso Too Big For Cd

[endezeichen]

I downloaded an iso from bittorent and it's too big to fit on a cd. How do I spread it over 2 disk? Or is there an easy way to do something like this with nero??
thanks

[asmithz]

You can try over burn on nero, or open it with ISObuster. Then extract and zip the files to see if that fits.

[muchspl2]

a iso is a cd image, your burning it wrong
need to use the cue and choose burn image(nero6 under recorder) or (nero5 under file)

[Kunal]

Originally posted by muchspl2@20 October 2003 - 21:45
a iso is a cd image, your burning it wrong
need to use the cue and choose burn image(nero6 under recorder) or (nero5 under file)
need a cue for a iso? :blink:

[Schuler]

How large is the ISO file? Most ISO's from BT will fit the cd, you can overburn it just fine most of the time. Just Burn Image and pick the iso. Unless it is a DVD image but that'd be quite large and you'd notice it.

[muchspl2]

Originally posted by Kunal@20 October 2003 - 23:00

need a cue for a iso? :blink:
your right, he just need to subsuite what i said about cue and put iso

[4play]

how big is the iso?

sometimes it looks bigger then it actual is so it will normally fit on a cd if it is about 700 mb.

[endezeichen]

the iso is almost 1500 mb... so what should I do?? Its midnight club 2 which comes with 2 disks if you buy it in the store

[4play]

you sure its not to files zipped together :huh:

[Johnny_B]

Originally posted by endezeichen@21 October 2003 - 00:01
the iso is almost 1500 mb... so what should I do??  Its midnight club 2 which comes with 2 disks if you buy it in the store
If it's a 2 CD game then the 2 image files must be inside.
Try opening the file with WinISO or ISOBuster to see what's inside.
If WinISO or ISOBuster don't work, try WinRAR or WinZip.

[Marius24]

maybe the file extension is wrong have u tried change the file ending to .rar or .zip?


just a suggestion