Other KUNG_FU_PANDA_2.miniso

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;Could someone explain the miniso file to me? I got a yellow warning sign while I was burning this Blu-ray with Imgburn! Do I need to reset anything? Thanks for the help!

[regnad kcin]

; ;Could someone explain the miniso file to me? I got a yellow warning sign while I was burning this Blu-ray with Imgburn! Do I need to reset anything? Thanks for the help!

irishgrunt did a great job describing it:

The mini ISO option is not a full ISO. The folder structure is the same as when you uncheck the Mini ISO option. The difference is a small 3k or smaller file is placed in the root folder name based on the Title so for example Transformers3.iso. So you could still play the movie using other players, burn the folders with other software etc. However with the .iso file and DVDFab Virtual drive you canload the ISO into a virtual DVD / BluRay drive and your software will play it like a disc was inserted in your drive.

In short your not actually creating an ISO of your ripped movie. The minISO file lets you simulate your ripped movie like an ISO file to load in the virtual drive so software players read it easier without loading multiple player software on your system. It's exactly like compressing it without it just you get the miniISO file to load with DVDFAb Virtual drive.

It works quite nice. I love DVDFab virtual drive and the miniISO is one of the few new inovations from DVDFab that I have enjoyed and made verifying my rips to the hard drive so much easier.

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Thank You very much Regnad Kcin!