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Burning program that will burn a large variety of file types?

fustercluck

fustercluck

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It's really annoying to try and burn something, because i usually have to hunt down a program that can associate with that certain file type. I don't burn stuff too often, but i see a wide variety of file types when it comes to CD/DVD stuff. For instance, earlier I had to burn a file that was .cdj (disc juggler), which i don't have, and it took a long time to find another program that could burn it, and when i burned it, it didn't work. I wish everything could just be ISO or Bin 😛 - But, people use all different kinds of extensions. What's a good burning program that can burn almost any CD/DVD file? I'm tired of burning programs only being compatible with a few different file types.
 
You might want to check out a program like Virtual Dub that converts vdeo files to avi files, which most programs can then burn. I've used it for vdeo but not audio files, which it will also convert. It's free
 
That doesn't sound like what i'm looking for. I'm not going to be burning video or audio, just stuff closely related to iso/bin, of which there are many different types.
 
Nero only works with a select few file extensions. I'm not familiar with ImgBurn, can it burn many different types of media?
 
imgburn builds a disc image out of whatever files or folders you tell it to, and then burns that image.
 
I think he's looking for a program that can burn various types of disc image files. Alcohol 120% supports a few kinds, including mds, ccd, cue, iso, bwt, and cdi.
 
As Daemon Tools mounts pretty much all the different image types, you could use it to mount the images, and then use your burning program of choice to and make a copy.
 
Bleh. So there's no do-it-all burning program i guess, thanks for the help though, something is better than nothing.
 
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