How do I create an ISO image in Leopard?

[mrat93]

I'm trying to compile a few files and folders, and make them into a single ISO image to burn to a DVD. I have Leopard and Toast Titanium 8.0. Any help?Thanks

 

[TheStu]

You can take them straight from files to DVD, no need to make an ISO first.

Best way to do it would be to create a new folder, drop all the stuff you want to burn there (just so you have it all in one place). Then highlight all of that and drag it to the Toast icon.

 

[mrat93]

You can take them straight from files to DVD, no need to make an ISO first.

Best way to do it would be to create a new folder, drop all the stuff you want to burn there (just so you have it all in one place). Then highlight all of that and drag it to the Toast icon.

EDIT: Nope, didn't work. I'm pretty sure it HAS to be an ISO image. Any other suggestions?

 

[synth3tik]

Easest way is to just place the files in a burn folder and burn to DVD, with Toast just go under the Data tab and select ISO. Place your files and hit burn.

 

[mrat93]

Easest way is to just place the files in a burn folder and burn to DVD, with Toast just go under the Data tab and select ISO. Place your files and hit burn.

It says I can't burn CD-ROM files to a DVD.

 

[Darth.Titan]

Or you can use Disk Utility to make a new .dmg file. (File -> New -> Blank Image) Once you've added your files and saved the .dmg you can just change the file extension from .dmg to .iso. Sounds weird but I've done it before and apparently .dmg and .iso are pretty much the same.

 

[mrat93]

Or you can use Disk Utility to make a new .dmg file. (File -> New -> Blank Image) Once you've added your files and saved the .dmg you can just change the file extension from .dmg to .iso. Sounds weird but I've done it before and apparently .dmg and .iso are pretty much the same.

Some files are grayed out and I can't add them.