dvdisaster Version 0.72 (pl3) | To the Internet version

Contents
News
Overview
Howtos
· | The big picture
· | Scanning media for errors
· | Putting error correction data on a separate file
| - | Decision help
| - | Basic settings for reading
| - | Creating the error correction file
| - | Archiving error correction files
| - | Advanced settings
· | Putting error correction data on the medium
· | Recovering media images
· | Getting information about images and error correction data
· | Testing image compatibility
· | Dialogs and buttons
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Creating error correction files |
from an ISO image
Please make sure that dvdisaster has been configured as described in the basic settings section as some selections might create sub optimal error correction data. The next steps depend on the source for the error correction data. Select between these two ways:
| Create error correction file from a CD/DVD/BD medium |  | Create error correction file from an ISO image
|  | Select the directory and name of the ISO image for which you want to create the error correction data. (It is assumed that the ISO image has been created by some other means, e.g. by using your CD/DVD/BD authoring software.)
|  | Select a directory and name for storing the error correction file.
|  | Create the error correction file by clicking the "Create" button.
Wait until the creation process finishes. This may take a while depending on the image size and the selected redundancy. For example creating an error correction file using the "normal" redundancy setting will take about 5 minutes for a 4GB sized DVD image and using standard hardware.
Screen shot: Creating the error correction file.
|  | Wrapping up. You can delete the image file now. However you must keep the error correction file and, even more important, protect it from being damaged. Refer to the next page for some suggestions about error correction file archival.
Error correction file archival...
Old documentation (V0.70)

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