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DESCRIPTION
ISOlator makes an exact copy of CDs, DVDs, or other Volumes. It also converts DMG files into ISOs.
If you want to protect the expensive, original CDs you buy, don't want to carry arround your DVDs, or need a way to get that Linux CD back into a burnable format, this program will do the trick. Just drop a CD, DVD, USB Memory stick, or other Volume on ISOlator, and it will produce a perfect replica for you.
If you've downloaded or created a DMG file and need to share or access it on non Apple systems, ISOlator can convert the DMG into an ISO. You can then burn this ISO with most burning software on any operating system.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0: ISOlator can now convert DMG files to ISOs.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
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| ISOlator User Reviews (10 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Jan 8 2007 |
JOBBY I tried to convert a mounted CD to an ISO — ISOlator gave an Applescript error and left the system thinking there was nothing in the drive, even though the CD was still inside. I had to reboot to get it back!
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 | Jan 8 2007 |
JOBBY (for those in the same situation, try opening Terminal and typing 'disktool -e disk1' first - may save you a reboot :)
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 | May 8 2006 |
A.BLOMBERG Great app, just add a progress bar and it'll be all sweet
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| Jan 2 2006 |
JANUSKN The link doesn't work and the byu.edu mirror doesn't work either :( Where can I get a copy of this?
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| Jan 2 2006 |
MACUPDATE ADMIN I googled "ISOlator.dmg" and found it on some mirror in Poland. I've since mirrored it here.
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 | Dec 6 2005 |
WJB3WVU Works great. Directions are simple, but do read them. This was the only program that allowed me to back up my GPS DVDs where others failed.
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| Oct 30 2005 |
ANONYMOUS I am running OSX 10.4 It won't let me mount the dmg file. Reason: Not recognised.
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| Jul 27 2005 |
ANDY W This is a wonderfully effective, simple to use program. Just open the program and drag the disc icon onto the window, and it creates a perfect copy in ISO format. The only thing I would ask for in a future version would be a progress bar so the user knows how much longer the task will take. Nonetheless, this is an invaluable tool that will forever be in my applications folder.
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| Jul 1 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Will it make backups of PS2 DVD Discs so they can run with out the need of a mod chip.
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 | Jun 27 2005 |
MICHAEL MOORE Sorry my site went down. There have been over 1200 downloads today, and I'm not sure if there's a quota or something on my connection. Here's a link that should work on my school account. Might be faster too. http://students.cs.byu.edu/~mrm72/ISOlator.dmg
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| Jun 29 2005 |
GIMMEFIVE why are there no actual reviews?
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| Jun 27 2005 |
MLEIII The link seems to be broken. I couldn't download or open the developer's webpage. (using Safari, Firefox and Opera on 10.4.1, 06/27/05, 12:55PM PST)
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| Jun 27 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Ah, what I would have given for this last week, when I needed to send a project CD from a Mac to a PC client. I ended up re-ripping it on a PC just to get the standard ISO format. The interface could definitely use work, however. The icon is of a document (which is always a no-no and confusing), and the application itself still has traces of "About Application" and other unfinished business. I'd also recommend adding a "Open" and "Save" menu items if people would rather use that than drag and drop.
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