[cloudvii]

Can I add mount more than one file to a virtual cd drive? And how?

 

[gameman733]

yep, just rightclick on the icon in the taskbar, go to virtual CD/dvd drive, and set choose set number of virtual devices.

 

[cloudvii]

No you don't understand. I need to mount more than one file to the same virtual drive. Not to several drives.

 

[Samor]

You mean, ISO file and CD Audio files?
I don't know. I tried a short while ago but it kept being a hassle.

I ended up just burning the disc, then making an image,
but there should be away where you don't have to waste a cd-r

 

[cloudvii]

The problem is that I don't own a writer

 

[Badaro]

AFAIK it's possible to create a CUE file mixing ISO and WAV files, and mount that on Daemon Tools.

[]s Badaro

 

[salam_azad]

I think you can use winISO or UltraIso .... you can add serval files in it and then save as Iso..then mounting the image...

iam not sure.., but you can try
yours,

 

[Samor]

AFAIK it's possible to create a CUE file mixing ISO and WAV files, and mount that on Daemon Tools.

[]s Badaro

I my case, daemon kept (after performing the tedious job of converting mp3's to wav) insisting that PCM Wave files aren't proper ones.

 

[Mad]

try nero.
create a iso by building an cd-extra, its the one with both files and audio tracks...

 

[Badaro]

I my case, daemon kept (after performing the tedious job of converting mp3's to wav) insisting that PCM Wave files aren't proper ones.

I know CUE works with Alcohol 120% beucase I used it in the past, and AFAIK it uses the same codebase as Daemon Tools for the CD-ROM emulation (same developers).

IIRC, you need to use WAV files with a header. Maybe this is the problem?

And, FYI, WinLAME can batch-convert MP3 files to WAV.

[]s Badaro