Is there a way to mount a writable disc in a virtual device/drive?

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Is there a way to mount a writable disc/image on a virtual drive(e.g. daemon tools)? This is for either Windows XP or Windows 7.

The goal being to write a disc directly to an ISO from software that only sees physical and virtual optical devices. Because the discs are temporary so I don't want to waste physical media.

derGral

Posted 2010-10-24T23:00:28.257

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Question was closed 2015-07-30T00:52:52.753

What about daemon tools doesn't do it for you? Is there something you need that it's lacking? – Uninspired – 2010-10-25T04:13:08.423

As far as I'm aware ImgBurn and Daemon Tools can't emulated burners. Daemon Tools can mount existing images and create images from files/folders, but you can't use other programs to burn to the virtual drive as though it were a CD-R. – derGral – 2010-10-26T17:52:19.093

Pahntom Burner works Great, But I found it does not support Dual Layer DVDs any Software can burn dual layers virtually – None – 2011-12-11T10:35:23.303

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Phantom Burner looks like what you are looking for.

Here is a similar question: Virtual CDR driver

Scott McClenning

Posted 2010-10-24T23:00:28.257

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This is exactly what I'm looking for, although I wish the functionality was available in other packages and for less money. – derGral – 2010-10-26T17:46:54.247

@Ryan, Glad it worked out for you. I agree, I wish both read & write ISO files were built into all OSs. – Scott McClenning – 2010-10-27T01:45:03.440

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Are you looking for something like ImgBurn?

It can create/copy ISOs from real or virtual drives.

Force Flow

Posted 2010-10-24T23:00:28.257

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I'm looking for the virtual drive side of things, specifically one that emulates a burner, to create images by "burning" to the virtual device. – derGral – 2010-10-26T17:53:34.927

Burning software has the ability to do a "test burn" if that's what you're looking for.

If you're looking to create an ISOs you can use and mount in virtual drives, ImgBurn is a good option. – Force Flow – 2010-10-27T04:19:06.500