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About ISOs?

ArmedOP
#1
Umm, I'm newbie about ISO things so if this is the wrong place to ask then I'm really sorry and I hope then the admin/mod could help to delete this post should it be found inappropriate or such.My question is:
What is ISO? Is it the same type of file as ROMs in which if you burn the ISO in a disc then you can play it in your PSX machine (not emulators)?I just gotta ask out of curiousity. ^^a Thank you for your kind help.
Loonylion
#2
ISO is the name give to disk image files made from optical discs. In, this context it is essentially roms for disc based systems.
ArmedOP
#3
Oh, I see, so that's what those people are talking about. ^^a Today's technologies are just so.... XD Thank you so much, Loonylion. ^^>
ace1o1
#4
If you have computer games or something like that, you can use a virtual drive to run the ISO.I use Virtual Clone Drive. Works very well for me.
ArmedOP
#6
@ace101 & fabvini: You mean play computer games on my console instead? ' 'a
fabvini
#7

Replying to #6

a virtual drive is to mount an iso, so if it is a PC game or a program or something like that you can use daemon tools or virtual clone drive. That way you don't need to burn the image to a CD or DVD. You can't play PC games on a console.
Fredbox
#8
Armed · #6@ace101 & fabvini: You mean play computer games on my console instead? ' 'a
Other way round.
ArmedOP
#9
@fabvini: Oh yeah, I think I have one of those type of game, the Yu-Gi-Oh. It wasn't installed in my PC instead I can keep it in my flashdrive and I can play it in any PC from that flashdrive. Is that what it is?
Loonylion
#10
no.A virtual cd drive, or cd drive emulator allows you to 'mount' an ISO file, making it appear to the computer that there is a disc in a cd/dvd drive, when in reality its a file on your hard disk.
ArmedOP
#11
@Loonylion: AH-HA! That's as clear as crystal! Thank you so much! ^^/
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