I need help with burning image.

PBF1 said:

How to burn image with .000 extinsion?
I added a screenshot to show you what I'm talkin about.

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RISC said:

Isnt it a CloneCD file?
http://www.slysoft.com/en/clonecd.html (easily found elsewhere..)

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GrapJ said:

Open the file with a standard text-editor ,(you'll see a lot of "spaghetti", don't bother), now look at the very first couple of characters, if it is an image file it will have a standard set of characters.
Open up your own known BMP,JPG,GIF and whatever to see which set matches.
rename the file as (picname).

However , if it is not a genuine pic but a compressed PNG (or whatever) then you have a problem : you must find a viewer (like ACDC) that can open the file (remove the extension) AND save it as.

If the image is part of several files of a program then just copy the file as "data"-file.

If you have opened enough pics to see the difference between pics and compressed files then you can open the .000 file as .txt file and see if the file is a pic or something else.

Hope this solves the problem, please let me know and don't just disappear.

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PBF1 said:

I tried CloneDVD, but it didn't work, Thanks for the CloneCD link. It works perfectly.

GrapJ said:

Originally Posted by GrapJ View Post
Open the file with a standard text-editor ,(you'll see a lot of "spaghetti", don't bother), now look at the very first couple of characters, if it is an image file it will have a standard set of characters.
Open up your own known BMP,JPG,GIF and whatever to see which set matches.
rename the file as (picname).

However , if it is not a genuine pic but a compressed PNG (or whatever) then you have a problem : you must find a viewer (like ACDC) that can open the file (remove the extension) AND save it as.

If the image is part of several files of a program then just copy the file as "data"-file.

If you have opened enough pics to see the difference between pics and compressed files then you can open the .000 file as .txt file and see if the file is a pic or something else.

Hope this solves the problem, please let me know and don't just disappear.

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This seems a little complicated. Didn't try this yet, because CloneCD solved the problem. But thanks anyway...I will try this someday soon enough.

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swede68 said:

PBF1, what GrapJ is referring to are actual picture "Image" files, while you are referring to CD-ROM Image.

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