Click the Burn Disc Image project name.ģ. Select the Data - Copy project category.Ģ. To burn your Roxio disc image files to disc, follow the simple steps below.ġ. c2d image files is no longer available on Windows 8 (or later), Creator NXT will still allow you to burn them to disc. You may, however, still burn them to physical discs.Īlthough the ability to load. c2d files as virtual discs on Windows 8 or later. That being said, you will not be able load. However, the Windows Mount tool does not support the Roxio Global-Image (.gi) or Roxio Disc Image (.c2d) formats. In order to load, or “mount”, disc image files, such as ISO files, you simply need to right-click on the file and select “Mount” from the menu. This is to eliminate any conflict with Windows 8’s built-in disc image “Mount” tool and by extension with Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, as well. To learn more about the Disc Image Loader and loading disc image files, open the “Help” menu in Creator NXT, select the “Help” item, and search for “Load disc image” or “Loading or ejecting disc images”.įor users who installed Creator NXT on Windows 8 or later (NXT 3 and earlier versions will have limited functionality on these newer operating systems), the Disc Image Loader will not be available. To open Disc Image Loader, launch Creator NXT, click on the Tools menu, and select “Load Disc Image”. A drive letter will be assigned to the disc image, turning them into “virtual discs”. c2d files behave like actual physical discs on your computers. For this reason, you also have the option to create disc images of data discs in a less complete, but more compatible, ISO format.įor users who installed Creator NXT (all versions) on Windows XP or Windows 7, The Roxio Disc Image Loader is available for use to “mount”.
This could cause a problem if someone needed to create a disc from your disc image and they did not have the necessary Roxio software installed on their computer. c2d extension.īeing proprietary, some mastering products cannot read files in these formats, however. Files in the Global-Image format can be recognized by the. Global-Image and Roxio Image files contain not only the data files on a disc, but the exact placement of those files, their folder structure, read and write properties, and more. Roxio has two proprietary disc-image formats: Global-Image and Roxio Image.
It also offers the Roxio proprietary disc image formats. Roxio Creator supports reading and writing most mainstream disc image file formats, including the ISO disc image format. That disc image file can be used to reproduce the original disc. Information stored on a disc can be converted into a single file called a disc image.
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