Use caution when looking for software online by searching for review sites and forums when looking for trustworthy software. [1] X Research source While the ISO file format is commonly used, some burning software can create an image archive in it’s own proprietary format. You will either need conversion software to convert into an ISO file format or set the software to save in ISO format.
If you have a CD burner, it is possible that you will not be able to burn DVDs and will have to connect an external DVD burner drive. Check with your user guide with your computer or DVD drive if you are not sure. If you run into a situation where the DVD is copy protected or if your burning software provides a warning that copying the DVD may have an abnormality, you can make use of additional programs to break copy protection such as Handbrake or AnyDVD.
A DVD-R and DVD+R or (Digital Versatile Disc Recordable) can only be burned once. If there are any mistakes you have to use another DVD to burn the content on. A DVD-RW and DVD+RW or (Digital Versatile Disc Re-Writable) allows you to burn the content on the DVD, erase it, then burn the content onto the DVD again. The plus (+) and minus (-) indicates different recording formats, but works the same when burning an ISO image on the DVD. [2] X Research source
If you do not see the option in the menu, right click on the ISO then click on “Properties” Change the “Opens with” option to Explorer by clicking the “Change” button then select Windows Explorer from the list.
