.img file

Jack

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if u wonna try to play download Xvid Codec. add my email jack_hoang@hotmail.com if u want the codec installation

ben Canon

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.img files are what mac users have as the end result right before burnin to DVD we call it a disc image. If you downloaded it to a mac it would work fine on Toast 6, I use .img all the time. Though it would be as foreign to you as .exe would be to me.

ben Canon

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.img files are what mac users have as the end result right before burnin to DVD we call it a disc image. If you downloaded it to a mac it would work fine on Toast 6, I use .img all the time. Though it would be as foreign to you as .exe would be to me.

Marco

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rename the filename.img to filename.iso and then mount it with Alcohol120% is fine.

Entree
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Is there a way to shred an .img file into smalller parts? (FAT32 cant store files greater than 4gb) Tnx

Bee

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So you got a ton of .rar files and don’t know where to go. You need winrar to extract the files. Once winrar is installed right click the .rar file ending in 00 and click extract here. So now you have a .img file located in the same folder. Rename the .img file extension to .iso and now it looks like you have another .rar file. Right click the .iso file and click extract here. After winrar extracts this file you will have an Audio_TS and Video_TS file. Open up your dvd writing software (I use copytodvd) look in the Video_TS folder you just created and the software will only give you the correct file to open. Burn to dvd and enjoy.

Brewer

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Thanx Brewer, you solved my dilemma... now I can store the 'video_ts' & 'audio_ts' folders instead of the .img (or the .iso files for that matter). Appreciate it!

/deyts

Katt

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burn the .iso to cd

web

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http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd_rippers/dvd_decrypter.cfm

get this.

runsheng

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omg jelp me pls!

shawn

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Hi, I just recently downloaded hitch off a private acessed bit torrent server. It came in a IMG file and I’m abs the biggest noob when it comes to doing this stuff. I know what program to use...but I don’t know how to use them. Also I don’t have a DVD burner or I’m NOT looking to burn it on a DVD. I just want to watch it on my computer. I have lots of downloaded DVD-r and xViD rips on my pc I watch. Can anyone help me change this img file to something watchable on my pc? my aim is shawnyboy1186 and email is shawncs@gmail.com

Venom33369

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If ya want the trial version of nero burning rom, just go to www.google.co.in(don’t type http://) and in the search box, type-download free trial version of nero burning rom and there you go.

C-X

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I think magicISO can generate mds (Alcohol 120%) files for .img 's

C-X

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Whoops, no it can’t

Rockytop17

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Ok, today I downloaded a file. Very large img that by accident I got it to work. I changed the extension to ISO. Then it became an WinRAR extension. I opened it up in WinRAR and it decompressed the Audio_ts and Video_ts and the video works perfectly. Give it a try.

pancakes

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Hey everyone, I need some help on how to burn DVD-rips. they were zipped up using rar. and when i unzip them all, it turns out to be a video clip file. It’s too big for a CDR, so i was hoping to burn them onto a dvd..is this possible?? also, there’s a folder inside that has subtitles, but im not sure how to put them together? thanks in advance...

insider

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you’re right ,, magic iso resolves almost everry image file problems

billy

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find a copy of daemon tools

billy

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hey, so anyone know how to burn TWO .img files on a single sided dual layer DVD????

anyone?

Brick Tamland

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"Use a player called VLC . this player plays everything ..pretty much every werid file out there”

Damn this movie player continues to amaze me. Thanks, this was exactly what I was looking for.