What will burn .IMG, .CCD, and .SUB?

[Guest]

I've got 3 files and they're .img, .ccd, and .sub. What program will burn all 3 files onto a cd and be bootable? IMGburn will only see the .img and clone CD only sees the .ccd

[Sparda]

k3b will burn ISO images and CCD, not sure about the sub (isn't a .sub file usually used for subtitles for movies). But really why would any one use any thing but ISO?

[Guest]

k3b will burn ISO images and CCD, not sure about the sub (isn't a .sub file usually used for subtitles for movies). But really why would any one use any thing but ISO?

I downloaded Win...BarbieAdventure OS II.  I think subtitles are .SRT Is there a program like k3b for Windows?

[Sparda]

Using 'non-common' disk image formats is a trick by (so called) 'pirates' to get people to download software that you either have to pay for or comes loaded with malware.

[jollyrancher82]

ImgBurn.

[Guest]

ImgBurn.

I do love imgburn but it won't burn the other files.

[metatron]

Off the top of my head I think Magic ISO or Power ISO support them.

[Deveant]

whats the size of the .sub? if its under 2meg open it up in notepad. Most of the time, subtitle files are either str or sub files, but i have also found some sub files to contain burning rules as the same way a .dvd file does.

[felony_destined]

one word: CloneCD!

[felony_destined]

oh sorry, I didnt fully read your first post... well I know with clonecd

when reading an image from a file you wanna create a .cue file and thats

what you'll use to burn

[MMZ]

CloneCD is the answer.

While CloneCD will only show the .ccd file in the 'burn image file' dialog box, all that the .ccd file contains is information on the image type, clone CD image making version, etc.  The .img file is the actual disk image.  The .sub file is the subchannel information - that's harder to explain.  Usually, though, CloneCD will also produce a .cue file, though I'm not sure if it requires it or not in order to burn the image.