ISO Recorder

ISO Recorder by Alex Feinman

3.5 stars

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4(7)

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record ISO images to CD ISO Recorder provides a simple way to burn ISO images to CD or DVD, right from Windows Explorer. All you have to do is right-click on an ISO file and select `Copy image to CD/DVD` and the program will burn the disc for you. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher Alex Feinman O/S Vista/7
Price Free Requirements None
Version 3.1 ...history File Size 771 Kb
Last updated Dec 06, 2010

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Not bad for basic 3 stars by gimpguy Apr 22, 2009 (Read all my 1072 reviews)
Well, to start, yes, it's a basic iso writer that integrates well. For users who want a very basic iso writer, this could work. However, I still like Imgburn best and was still much faster at ISO burning than ISO recorder by a few min which isn't that big a deal, but to some it may be. Imgburn is just as easy to use, open, select image, burn and for advanced users it has a TON more options. To me, ISO Recorder isn't really any easier to use but may save a click or two. So if looking for something easy that will just burn ISO, it's good, not as quick as others, but good. That said,one issue was not being able to remove the ISO Recorder associations after install no matter what I did. Any time I accessed an ISO for any reason, I would get an error and couldn't use the ISO to even burn or open in ISO buster. I solved it "somehow" and all is well. Still a decent free ISO burner. showShow review details
Easy to use, but there is a bug... 4 stars by Muad`Dib Apr 19, 2009 (Read all my 6 reviews)
There is a bug that users should be aware of: If you try to burn to a CD that's too small (i.e. using a 650mb CD, when you need a 700mb), ISO Recorder will falsely tell you the CD is burned without displaying an error message (though in my case, the burn happened VERY quickly - in under 3 minutes - so I was already suspicious. Therefore I wasn't surprised when I couldn't create a new ISO from the CD (but this was the first time I had used the program, so I didn't know quite what to expect)). Many other programs that burn discs from ISO files (I use AShampoo Burning Studio), warn you BEFORE burning that the capacity is too small. Yes the program is very easy to use, but make sure the disc can hold the files, or at least make sure you can access the files properly from the CD before you erase the source ISO file. And if anything strange happens (very fast burning, strange disc capacities, etc.) be suspicious and try another program or a bigger CD! showShow review details
Great, got the job done. 5 stars by Diatonic_Muttley Aug 15, 2008
I had to burn an ISO file to CD. I tried a couple of burners one even got 5 stars but it didnt do the job for me, so I tried ISO Recorder. Yes it's basic, but it does the job its designed to do, and that is all that matters. If all you want to do is burn an ISO occasionaly then this is the one to get, simple dependable click and go. showShow review details
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