-
problems with valid ISO image
I have been sent a DVD compressed to a .rar with expands to form a ISO disc image. problem is when i expand the iso, the disc image mounts but it’s not a copy of the original disk so it isn’t recognized by the digital juice (juicer) program. any suggestions on why the expanded ISO file has all the files in the juicer compression format (.djf) but doesn’t create a disc the program recognizes? any help much appreciated.
Lec.
Mac OS 10.5 -
2 Replies
-
Did the file come from Digital Juice or is it a copy?
If it’s a copy you may be breaking some sort of copyright and/or that there has been some copy protection added by DJ.
If not then it maybe best to post your question directly:
https://www.digitaljuice.com/community_forums/tt.asp?forumid=10
__________________________________________________________________
Two years from now, spam will be solved. – Bill Gates, World Economic Forum 2004 -
Hi Daniel thanks for your reply. I have found out why it wasn’t working. basically I had collated all the seperate files and burnt them to make a copy rather than just doing a straight disc copy. problem solved. thanks again.
G5 dual 2.5, 2.5GB RAM, 9800XT, FCP, AE, Shake = No need for home heating. 15Gb 3G ipod with ‘character’
Reply to this Discussion! Login or Sign Up