View Full Version : multiple ISO files for a single DVD
When I rip a dvd using DVD decryptor it splits it up into 4GB chunks. It puts an I0x exension on each file where x is an incrementing enumeration.
My question is how do I play these? They don't even display in XBMC unless I change the extension to ISO and then it won't play both, only one of them or the other.
gergtreble
2007-02-02, 04:47
Cant you stack the ISO's?
nope, you have to have it in one iso or extracted from the iso as the video_ts folder
tickehead
2007-02-02, 18:34
DVD Decryptor has an option to save as one file and it also has an option to save as a .ISO file... Look in Settings/Preferences..
this is a way to work around FAT32's 4GB filesize limit. they should be accompanied by an mds file. i dont know for sure, but im guessing they are just truncated binary files and you could just put them back together easily using "copy /b file.i01+file.i02 file.iso". if isobuster recognizes and opens the resultant iso file, then you should be good. if that doesnt work, im sure you can find some image converter which will take the mds (and i0x files) and convert it into a single iso. (but need to make sure youre filesystem supports files larger than 4GB.)