ISO Recorder (Windows Vista 64-bit)

User Reviews

• Simple, effective and works on Windows 7 ultimate 64

  RobinGBJanuary 29, 2010

  Pros

  Small application, simple to use, just right click on the cd/dvd drive letter in file explorer and select "create image from cd"

  Cons

  None that I can think of

  Summary

  Great application small and effective that works on Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.

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• Crashes Vista x64 Business SP1

  djalpertJuly 31, 2008

  Pros

  I've used this on XP and it works great...

  Cons

  Does not work on Vista Business 64-bit SP1. Crashes when making the iso. The software was released for RC1 (Release Candidate 1.) That was BEFORE the official release of Vista for those that don't know. Or HIS software is RC1, which means it's not ready for prime time anyway. No new version for the production release of Vista?? Even x86 version says RC1... Even his website says there are known bugs with no fixes.

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• great !

  orcheApril 25, 2008

  Pros

  simle the best!

  Cons

  but no read.me or some like it, but and price zero )

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• Simply works! (and native 64-bit)

  MullinsRLApril 14, 2008

  Pros

  Worked beautifully when other pay software didn't. Will donate if I continue to use it. Thanks.

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• Doesn't Work

  rsoleneMarch 25, 2008

  Pros

  Doesn't recognize my DVD/CD recorder.

  Cons

  I also don't like the fact that the program doesn't have any menu items on the Program menu. The only way to pull it up is to double-click on an ISO file.

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• Works Great!

  wgustafsonJanuary 1, 2008

  Pros

  I am running 64-bit Vista Ultimate and this tool works great! I love it.

  Cons

  No issues for me.

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• Doesn't seem to work for DVDs.

  carpe_diem_torNovember 1, 2007

  Pros

  Cons

  Complained about the ISO image being too large for the media despite using several blank DVD-Rs

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• Simple: "It just works!"

  caspianhiroJuly 8, 2007

  Pros

  Super simple extension to Windows Vista Explorer. Find the .ISO you want to burn. Right click the filename in Explorer. Select "Copy image to CD". Done. What else do you need? I haven't gotten a tool this simple in years. Alex, you've done a GREAT job here.

  Cons

  ZERO documentation. While the tool is super simple to use, a 'readme.txt' or something would have been nice. My first minute or two with is was a little confusing. <p> <p>Several versions for different OSes may confuse some people, maybe just make one larger distro, and figure it out from there? I don't even know if that's possible, but just a suggestion.

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• Wasn't compatible with my processor

  clintmbrownJune 3, 2007

  Pros

  nothing

  Cons

  I downloaded it and when I went to set it up, it couldn't because it said it wasn't compatible with my processor (Intel Core 2 duo) Unfortunate.

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