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    I was wondering if anyone had a tutorial or documentation they know of on how to work with ISO files in C#? I am interested in how to extract the files from an ISO file with C#, then I would like to learn how to burn an ISO to a cd/dvd... Was just wondering where to start.. -- Edit: Just noticed I spelled extractor wrong lol

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      I was wondering if anyone had a tutorial or documentation they know of on how to work with ISO files in C#? I am interested in how to extract the files from an ISO file with C#, then I would like to learn how to burn an ISO to a cd/dvd... Was just wondering where to start.. -- Edit: Just noticed I spelled extractor wrong lol

      modified on Tuesday, July 7, 2009 9:53 PM

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      For burning cd's, I'd check IMAPI As for the files in an ISO, google tells me that it's a file format that typically contains an UDF file system, but it was too hard to find information about that. The older ISO9960 standard[^] did feel like being found, so here's a link to that. It's a pain to read IMO, but better than nothing, and it gives a place to start googling from..

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        For burning cd's, I'd check IMAPI As for the files in an ISO, google tells me that it's a file format that typically contains an UDF file system, but it was too hard to find information about that. The older ISO9960 standard[^] did feel like being found, so here's a link to that. It's a pain to read IMO, but better than nothing, and it gives a place to start googling from..

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        k I'll start researching IMAPI and reading IMO. I'll also check out the link.. I was just curious.. I do some smaller applications around my agency and we don't really have anything to extract ISO files and burn them to disc. Curious how much it would be to create one

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          k I'll start researching IMAPI and reading IMO. I'll also check out the link.. I was just curious.. I do some smaller applications around my agency and we don't really have anything to extract ISO files and burn them to disc. Curious how much it would be to create one

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          Many compression programs will extract ISO's, like 7zip and WinRAR, and all self-respecting CD burners can burn ISO's, so if you just need the functionality...

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            Many compression programs will extract ISO's, like 7zip and WinRAR, and all self-respecting CD burners can burn ISO's, so if you just need the functionality...

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            Well.. I have used MagicISO to extract ISO files and I like it, and I have used a free ISO burner (both seperate softwares)... but I am just more interested in making my own. Not that it will do anything different.. I just want the knowledge of how to do it. I am working on my Bachelors in Software Development and have taken all the C# classes they have offered. I have to say that I am greatly disappointed in their teaching, due to everything they taught I already knew (plus more) from reading Wrox and Deitel books. They NEVER even touched things like threading (luckily I learned from the books lol). I have not done things like thread pools and such though. I am just trying to soak up what I can about C# because I love to write applications with it. I'm currently taking VB.net.... blah... I'm not really a fan.. but I guess thats a personal choice.

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              Well.. I have used MagicISO to extract ISO files and I like it, and I have used a free ISO burner (both seperate softwares)... but I am just more interested in making my own. Not that it will do anything different.. I just want the knowledge of how to do it. I am working on my Bachelors in Software Development and have taken all the C# classes they have offered. I have to say that I am greatly disappointed in their teaching, due to everything they taught I already knew (plus more) from reading Wrox and Deitel books. They NEVER even touched things like threading (luckily I learned from the books lol). I have not done things like thread pools and such though. I am just trying to soak up what I can about C# because I love to write applications with it. I'm currently taking VB.net.... blah... I'm not really a fan.. but I guess thats a personal choice.

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              Well that's still better than here, they only had a Java course! Well that sucked. I only went to the first class and then had a 9.6 (out of 10) for the exam. They did do threading, but threading in Java is a complete joke, and they didn't do synchronization which is kind of a big deal... When I asked them why not C# they said it was because there was not enough material for it yet - but that was clearly a lie, so I assume it was lack of funding or lack of knowledge with the teacher (which is actually rather likely, if you can take 2 hours to explain "if" then something is wrong) So.. that was quite far off topic lol Good luck :)

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                Well that's still better than here, they only had a Java course! Well that sucked. I only went to the first class and then had a 9.6 (out of 10) for the exam. They did do threading, but threading in Java is a complete joke, and they didn't do synchronization which is kind of a big deal... When I asked them why not C# they said it was because there was not enough material for it yet - but that was clearly a lie, so I assume it was lack of funding or lack of knowledge with the teacher (which is actually rather likely, if you can take 2 hours to explain "if" then something is wrong) So.. that was quite far off topic lol Good luck :)

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                Well at least you was not Teaching the Teacher on C# after you paid 400 bucks on the course and books. I was really pissed. I spoke to the Dean about it, she said that I should have asked more about the class before taking it. "ASKED MORE!?!?" GOD for bid me assume! the teacher might know somehting about what they are teaching!!

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                  Well that's still better than here, they only had a Java course! Well that sucked. I only went to the first class and then had a 9.6 (out of 10) for the exam. They did do threading, but threading in Java is a complete joke, and they didn't do synchronization which is kind of a big deal... When I asked them why not C# they said it was because there was not enough material for it yet - but that was clearly a lie, so I assume it was lack of funding or lack of knowledge with the teacher (which is actually rather likely, if you can take 2 hours to explain "if" then something is wrong) So.. that was quite far off topic lol Good luck :)

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                  LoL. Well it looks like your coding turned out.. your answering questions on here :-)

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                    Well at least you was not Teaching the Teacher on C# after you paid 400 bucks on the course and books. I was really pissed. I spoke to the Dean about it, she said that I should have asked more about the class before taking it. "ASKED MORE!?!?" GOD for bid me assume! the teacher might know somehting about what they are teaching!!

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                    Yeah thats messed up considering they make you take the beginning classes before the "advanced" ones.

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