Along with the large capacity hard disk popularity, people were already used to copying compact discs to CD/DVD image files, generally used is the famous ISO 9660 international standards format, therefore CD/DVD image files are called ISO files. Because the ISO file retained complete data information of the compact disc (including compact disc boot information), you were allowed the convenience to use commonly used CD/DVD burning software (for example Nero-Burning ROM ) to record the disc with your CD-R/RW or DVD-R/RW over and over forever, it can also be used directly through Virtual CD/DVD-ROM drive software (for example Daemon-Tools ).

What's New:
· Supports ISZ images with segments above 4GB large
· Supports shell extension (isoshell) on 64bit Windows XP/2003/Vista
· Includes Lame 3.97 encoder
· Fixed a bug with decoding some WMA files