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In reply to "black" who wrote the following:
> you can use/mount any iso in windows and linux just like a disc. Just connect
> the iso filesystem to your drive and you will be done. No downsizing needed.
> And it will show up just like another disc.
>
> Just saying...
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Both Spike and myself archive a great deal of stuff black.We look for decent
quality for the best possible file size. The Great Battle discs are DL and come
in at nearly 8 gigs. My MP4's are over 5 times smaller than that for no
discernable drop in quality.
Viewing the ISO isn't the issue really. Besides VLC will play ISO files off the
cuff - no need to mount them. Thanks for your input though. Much appreciated.
RIB.
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