How do I burn a .img file?

[Kyle988]

if it is corrupted how do I correct it or am I in trouble?

[JohnE.]

You could try opening it with CDmage, which has a function to scan for and repair corrupted sectors in some image types. It may not work either but it's worth a shot. I've used it to successfully repair a bin/cue image before. Good luck

[guest123]

ok..im not very good with these things but this is how i do with img or iso files that dont have that cue thing..(and i couldnt make them work with any other programs)

first you create .cue file like said earlier ...then you "load" it with Daemon-Tools and see if you can see your CD in My Computer

if its working then you can just burn it...

if its not then you change MODE1 --> MODE2 and if that didnt help, then 2352 --> to whatever the other # was

[muno]

.img/.iso do NOT need or have ever used .cue files.
cue is only for bin (cdrwin).

You can mount iso/img/whatever just fine with daemon tools, just click mount image->select all filetypes->select the image you wish to mount.

If it's img file of a dvd, dvddecrypter will burn it. Or any prassi-engine recorder, like veritas recordnow.

[twistedbrntucker]

Try this http://www.burn4free.net/ Someone here at TechIMO turned me onto this free prog.

[Xtreeme]

"img/.iso do NOT need or have ever used .cue files.
cue is only for bin (cdrwin)."



Eh? THats not right. Clone cd (.ccd) format offers rip with .cue extension...its on the last page before rip starts. Image then has the .Cue tag which is just info about the img anyhow. This allows it to be read by burning apps other than Clonecd. Like nero alch. 120%, blindwrite, nero, DISC JUGGLER (famous DC one) and others.

[muno]

Ok:

'img/iso do NOT need or have ever used .cue files'
'cue is for cdrwin and clonecd'

Thanks for the correction

[Xstar]

I'm new and not sure if this post fits my needs but here it is:

I have what I think is a Dvd Movie on my HD, it is saved as a .img file.

I thought that I would be able to view it's contents using the software I now have but I am told that it is not recognized.
I suppose my question is this; how do I or do I need to convert this to something I can watch, then, how so I get it on to a CD for viewing on my T.V.?