spinnaker  +  333295 Mon, 26 Feb 07 10:54 AM  Mike In Japan wrote: Hi Anon, You don't need to extract ISO's. You burn them onto a CD as a complete, intact ISO file, or use something like Daemon Tools to mount (open) them. Your CD writing software should have a "Write ISO Image" option. Good luck! I will just mention that you can mount an ISO-File to "extract" some files. It's not always necessary to burn them on CD. ISO-Files are in principle nothing else than a ZIP-File with specifics information. As I said, I would like just mention it. spinnaker Joined on Sat, Apr 23 2005 Regular Member 767

	Mike in Japan  +  382743 Fri, 22 Jun 07 01:01 AM Is it possible you are trying to run something that your operating system doesn't support? A playstation disk on a Windows machine perhaps? Mike in Japan Joined on Tue, Aug 19 2003 Senior Member 4,371 I do like to be beside the seaside

	Mike in Japan  +  420005 Mon, 17 Sep 07 01:38 PM Yeah, me too. It seems to be the best :-) Mike in Japan

	Mike in Japan  +  486310 Sat, 08 Mar 08 04:10 AM  Yeah, VLC is great! Another good one that can run ISOs without mounting them is SMPlayer. Mike in Japan