UltraISO Premium Edition can
extract, create, edit, and convert CD/DVD image files. It can directly
edit an ISO file, make ISO images from CD/DVD-ROMs, create a new ISO
from files and folders on your computer, and make bootable CDs and DVDs.
In addition, UltraISO can convert nearly all knownCD and DVD image
formats to ISO, BIN/CUE, Nero (NRG), Alcohol 120% (MDS/MDF),
and CloneCD(CCD/IMG/SUB) formats, as well as burn CD/DVD images directly
with built-in burning engine and emulate ISO images with up to 8
virtual CD/DVD drives.
Version
9.3.3.2685 can view and extract files from XBOX360 ISO images, mount UDF
DVD images on Windows Vista and Windows 7 Beta 1, and save newly
detected media capacity.
What’s
new in this version: Can open, view and extract files from XBOX360 ISO
images and non copy-protected XBOX360 DVD’s Supports mounting UDF DVD
images on Windows Vista/Windows 7 Beta1 (ISODrive) Saves newly detected
media capacity Improveed performance for editing bootable ISO’s with
large boot image file Can detect and use Nero 9 as default burning
software Fixed a compatible problem with Ashampoo burning package Fixed
a bug with converting some PlayStation CD images in MDS/MDF format Can
open, view and extract files from XBOX360 ISO images and non copy
protected XBOX360 DVD’s Supports mounting UDF DVD images on Windows
Vista/Windows 7 Beta1 (ISODrive) Saves newly detected media capacity
Improveed performance for editing bootable ISO’s with large boot image
file Can detect and use Nero 9 as default burning software Fixed a
compatible problem with Ashampoo burning package Fixed a bug with
converting some PlayStation CD images in MDS/MDF format Some minor
improvements and bug fixes.
Highly
versatile and especially proficient with boot discs, UltraISO Premium
creates, edits, and burns disc images in several popular formats: ISO,
BIN, Nero, Alcohol, CloneCD, and Xbox. It also converts images among
formats. UltraISO supports data and audio/video discs and includes a
simple MP3 encoder, but it really excels at creating bootable discs. It
even can create a disc with a menu for booting several OSs.
The
interface is well organized, though rather plain, and we wish its icons
were more readable. Also on the negative side, the program can’t mount
CD images, which will diminish its value for some. However, if you need
support for multiple image formats and want to design bootable discs,
UltraISO makes a very good pick.
