Re: [newbies] burning quantian

[Lloyd Brown]

I'm not sure I understand the question.  Yes, there is a significant 
difference between a CD iso and a DVD iso - the size.  A CD .iso file 
can only be up to about 700 MB, while a DVD iso can be up to around 4.7 
GB (for single-layer DVDs) or around 8 GB (for dual-layer DVDs).  As far 
as I know, there's no *formatting* difference between the two types of 
iso files.

Quite simply, if you really don't have a DVD writing device, you can't 
write the DVD.  Neither Nero, nor EasyCD Creator, nor any other bit of 
software will change your CD writer to a DVD writer, if it doesn't 
already have the capability.  You *could* mount the iso file and extract 
the files inside if needed (mount -o loop /path/to/iso/file 
/path/to/mount/point), but that's about it.

Sorry I can't be more help.
Lloyd
Hendro Nugroho wrote:
Unfortunately, there is no DVD burner in my linux
machine. I intent to burn the iso either using NERO or
EasyCD Creator. 

Here is the problem:
When I put CD on it, the software says that there is
not enough space [of course]. On the other hand, when
I put DVD, it says that the iso is not valid. Is there
any different iso for CD or DVD?
-Hendro 

--- Jacob Albretsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

On Tuesday 08 February 2005 03:23 pm, Hendro Nugroho
wrote:
   

Does anyone know how to burn quantian.iso [which
     

is 2GB] to a DVD?
K3B should work for you.
Use Tools --> DVD -->  Burn DVD ISO Image...
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