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    Image format that supports splitting/compression/checksum

    hey there. I got a question, is there any format supported by daemon tools which allows to split a image? I'd like to split a dvd9 image to 2 dvd5, of course I could use a common spliting or archiving tool, but doing so I'd always need to decompress/join to use the image....

    another question: is there any image format supporting compression and/or using checksums to verify integrity? regards
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    MDS allows to be splitted, but the split parts has to be in the same folder.
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      well, mds is a RAW format and because of this bigger then ISO, right?

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        DT Pro can compress & split MDS images!

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          Originally Posted by SilentInstaller9176 View Post
          well, mds is a RAW format and because of this bigger then ISO, right?
          Among others the Data Disc profile of Daemon Tools Pro doesn't create RAW MDS CD images.
          For DVDs only Tages protected images get a little bigger due to the functionality of that protection.
          Apart from that MDF=ISO is true for DVDs.

          Maybe you'll also find useful information in this thread:
          Info - DAEMON-Tools.cc
          http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/f16/mounting-multisegmented-mds-files-different-media-975/
          I'm not employed by Disc Soft and my views do not necessarily reflect the ones of the company.

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