How Do I Copy an ISO Image to DVD With Roxio Creator 9?

An ISO image file is an exact copy of a physical disc.

An ISO image file is like an exact digital copy of a physical disc that can be transferred to another disc and used in the same way. ISOs can be, among other things, backups of your movie collection, installation discs or boot discs. Burning the image file to a DVD is quite simple using the Roxio DVD authoring suite.

Things You'll Need

• Blank DVD
• ISO image file

Instructions

1. Open Roxio. If you do not already have a copy of Roxio Creator 9, you can buy the software from Roxio.com.

2. Insert a blank DVD into the computer's DVD-ROM burner.

3. Select "File" > "Burn Disc Image File."

4. Navigate to the ISO image file on your computer and select "OK."

5. Select "Burn" to begin the burning process. Select your recorder from the drop-down list and set your desired burn speed. Select "OK/Burn" to start. Once complete, you can exit Roxio and eject your new DVD.

Tips & Warnings

• You can also enter into the Roxio burning interface by simply right-clicking the ISO image file within Windows Explorer and select "Open with Roxio."

References

• Snoekonline: ISO Burning
• OnlinePubs: Burning ISO Images
• Petri: How to Write ISO Files to Disc

Resources

• Roxio