2 steps to burn disc from .ISO file

When downloading large games, movies or programs in disk image format (. ISO, .Cue, .Bin .) you often get in trouble. However, with Active ISO Burner, only two simple steps are needed .

Currently, ISO is still the most popular disk image file (image file) and is often used when you need to share or distribute large amounts of data on the Internet, such as operating systems, movies or discs. music.

However, after downloading the disk image to your computer, you will not be able to use it immediately, but need a specialized program to view the internal source files or burn them to CD or DVD. This process is called 'burning'.

Disk image burning function is usually integrated in most of the world's leading recorders, such as Nero or Roxio. But if the computer being used to burn ISO images is not very powerful, you should use Active ISO Burner, a tool that is as small as a pepper but has no quality at all. In addition, the program does not need users to install, support most types of discs and CD / DVD burners.

How to burn discs with Active ISO Burner

2 easy steps to burn disc image in Active ISO Burner.

Insert a blank CD / DVD (blank CD / DVD) into the tray, double click on the Iso-burner.exe file to activate AIB, click on the . button across the ISO Path entry, navigate to the file's storage location. Disk image file (.ISO) that you want to burn to a disc, click on its icon, select Open in the Open CD / DVD-ROM ISO Image File dialog box, select a favorite disc burner from the list. In the Burner area, set the desired burning speed from the list in the box right after the Burner item (you can use the default values ​​set by AIB automatically and recommend using it).

Click on the BURN ISO button ! , wait until you see the Active @ ISO Burner dialog box with the message line Burning ISO Image to CD / DVD-ROM has been successfully completed! and the disk drive automatically pushes the disc out of the tray, then click on the OK button, exit the program, remove the disc from the tray, and then close the drive to finish the job.

With a small capacity (only 293 KB), compatible on most versions of the Windows operating system, the free version (freeware) of AIB is available here.

Le Nguyen Bao Nguyen