Mr Skills macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 18, 2009 #1 Is there any way to create a virtual optical disc drive in OS X? So if, for example, I went to burn a CD in iTunes (or whatever) it would "see" an external CD/DVD drive that wasn't really there. The output would be an ISO file or something.
Is there any way to create a virtual optical disc drive in OS X? So if, for example, I went to burn a CD in iTunes (or whatever) it would "see" an external CD/DVD drive that wasn't really there. The output would be an ISO file or something.
S Sambo110 macrumors 68000 Jun 18, 2009 #2 I know if you have Toast Titanium can create virtual discs, not sure if it does what you want though, it should.
I know if you have Toast Titanium can create virtual discs, not sure if it does what you want though, it should.
Mr Skills macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 18, 2009 #3 Sambo110 said: I know if you have Toast Titanium can create virtual discs, not sure if it does what you want though, it should. Click to expand... AFAIK you can make disc images with Toast, but it won't create a 'drive' that the rest if the OS can 'see' and burn to.
Sambo110 said: I know if you have Toast Titanium can create virtual discs, not sure if it does what you want though, it should. Click to expand... AFAIK you can make disc images with Toast, but it won't create a 'drive' that the rest if the OS can 'see' and burn to.