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how to create .iso in k3b?

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can i create an iso file in k3b?

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Tang (robertmcgreg) said : 		#1

It can be done!
On the K3b welcome page [Burn DVD Iso IMage]

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mammad81 (sirmohammadmohseni) said : 		#2

thanx, but iwant create .iso image cd file, Not burn iso image

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Best Jensen Somers (jsomers) said : 		#3

From the "Tools" menu at the top select "Copy CD" or "Copy DVD" depending on what you want to copy. You will get a window with 3 tabs: Options, Image and Advanced. At the "Options" tab, check the box "Only create image". At the "Image" tab you can select the location of where you want to save the image.

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mammad81 (sirmohammadmohseni) said : 		#4

yes
i need this option (Only create image) exactly,

tnx a lot

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mammad81 (sirmohammadmohseni) said : 		#5

Thanks Jensen Somers, that solved my question.

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alexxtasi (alexxtasi) said : 		#6

hi there, one year after...!!!
I still have this question... when I choose this option (only create image) a .img file is created or a directory (with the contents of the cd - trying to make an iso from a cd not dvd), depending the "copy mode" option, but not an .iso file....
Is this some kind of a bug or this is how things work and I am missing something....
thank you

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Andrew Farenci (ubuntu-farenci) said : 		#7

I have the files on my HD in a directory structure (AUDIO_TS. VIDEO_TS, etc.) I want to create a .ISO image file from this without first burning them to a DVD. Can I do this?

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Andrew Farenci (ubuntu-farenci) said : 		#8

Never mind. I managed to get media pointed to my directory.
Took me a little while to figure out what I had just done so I could repeat it.

1 Select the folder with files to be imaged
2 Select Burn from Project Tab
3 As above: You will get a window with 3 tabs: Options, Image and Advanced. At the "Options" tab, check the box "Only create image". At the "Image" tab you can select the location of where you want to save the image.