Burn to Daemon Virtual CD? from ITunes?

[bob_chauvin]

I'd like to burn to a virtual cd from ITunes. Is this possible? If so, how?

[Goenk]

Hi bob

It's not possible, DT allows you only to mount an existing image file for read only access.

[Underheaven]

Ztekware Original CD Emulator

A company once made such a product but the reviews and compatibility seem poor.

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=432773

[Kinlaadare]

Seems last update of that product are kinda out of date... back to 2002... Quite old for a company relliing on only one product

[mwb1100]

There's another outfit that sells virtual CD/DVD burning software. I haven't tried it, so carpe diem:

http://www.virtualcd-online.com/

[bob_chauvin]

Virtual CD v8 Works GREAT!!!

Thanks for the lead.

[Underheaven]

...

I will have to remember this next time I use Itunes.

[munchymuncher]

I need this too!!

I would like a virtual CD Burner so that I can use the Audible.com Audible Manager to create ISO files (or another format) of my audio books. This way I can have the audio books in WAV format without burning 10-15 CDs for each book. Then I can store the WAV files on a DVD-R instead of 15 CDs per book. Better yet, I could convert the WAV files to MP3 or WMA.

I beleive the Audible Manager uses RoxioSDK for burning, but will only allow converting content to WAV format when burning CDROM from within the program.

Please help!

[evlncrn8]

hmm, try using nero, it can make the nrg or iso format, and can burn direct mp3->audio cd, probably the easiest option for your audio book stuff..

[NetSoerfer]

I suppose those files are DRM protected in some way so they cannot be converted to any other format except by burning them to CD-R with either AudibleManager (their proprietary software) or iTunes. This is quite the hassle, which is what munchymuncher is trying to bypass. A virtual CD-R drive could be used by AudibleManager and iTunes, such that you'll get .wav files as output instead of an actual CD.

[mwb1100]

I would like a virtual CD Burner so that I can use the Audible.com Audible Manager to create ISO files (or another format) of my audio books.

Did you try the Virtual CD/DVD software that was mentioned before in the thread?

bob_chauvin indicates that it works for burning to an image from iTunes, it may have a good chance of working from Audible.

[agreed]

Are there any ports for the linux tool DD? That is probably the best image file manager I've come across. Do whatever you like...