Windows can't open Disk Image File
Windows can't open Disk Image File
I have just burned my first Slide Show in a DVD. The first time after burning the DVD the Program froze. The second time all went well. I created a Disk image and specified MY Videos as the location. Later I tried to openthe File from My Videos and had the Message come up that Windoes can't open this File. What did I do wrong? I still have the Slideshow saved in my Documents and can use it again but can't open it from My Videos. Irene
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Hi Irene:
The disc image file (.ixb I think?) is not a photo image file but a file that represents a CD (or DVD), and that's why Windows does not recognize the file. The only usage of this disk image file is to let you burn it to a disk and play the disk in some player. For more information on a disk image file, you can check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_image
To burn a disk image file to disk, you can use Ulead Disc Image Recorder by selecting Start->Programs->Ulead CD DVD PictureShow->Ulead CD DVD Disc Image Recorder. Or you can double clicks on the DiscDup.exe file in where you install DVDPS to invoke the Disc Image Recorder.
Hope this helps.
H.T.
The disc image file (.ixb I think?) is not a photo image file but a file that represents a CD (or DVD), and that's why Windows does not recognize the file. The only usage of this disk image file is to let you burn it to a disk and play the disk in some player. For more information on a disk image file, you can check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_image
To burn a disk image file to disk, you can use Ulead Disc Image Recorder by selecting Start->Programs->Ulead CD DVD PictureShow->Ulead CD DVD Disc Image Recorder. Or you can double clicks on the DiscDup.exe file in where you install DVDPS to invoke the Disc Image Recorder.
Hope this helps.
H.T.
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